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Anngelica Kristoferqvist

Project Coordinator at the Centre for Transdisciplinary AI (TAIGA) and Future Forests. Also APECS Sweden: Conference registration now open!

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Affiliated as administrator at Department of Computing Science
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Project administrator at Department of Computing Science
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Affiliated as other position at Arctic Centre at Umeå University Section: Arctic Graduate School with a focus on Sustainable Development Role: Directory Co-ordinator, IT Co-ordinator
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Affiliated as administrator at Centre for Transdiciplinary AI

Coordination, communication, and support for cross-disciplinary initiatives at Umeå University form the core of the current work. Project coordination is carried out within the Centre for Transdisciplinary AI (TAIGA) and Future Forests, alongside serving on the board of APECS Sweden, a national branch of APECS for early career polar researchers.

  • At TAIGA, responsibilities include financial and administrative coordination, communication efforts, activity planning, and support to researchers and partners. Questions regarding seed funding, planning, or communication are handled in close dialogue with the centre's leadership.
  • In APECS Sweden, the current focus is on organising the APECS Sweden Conference 2025 - Early Career Arctic Sustainability Research that take place in Umeå on 22–23 September 2025. Registration is open, and the event is especially relevant for early career researchers. After the conference, opportunities are available for those interested in joining the organisation’s ongoing work.
  • Within Future Forests, project support is provided with a focus on events and research communication in collaboration with the platform’s leadership.

The work is guided by an interdisciplinary and solution-oriented approach. With a background in psychology, cognitive science, computer science, and communication, insights into human behaviour and decision-making are combined with a focus on practical outcomes. Collaboration, clear communication, and respect for diverse perspectives are central. There is a strong commitment to building structures that support both individuals and collaborative research environments – whether involving students, researchers, or external partners.

Journal of Northern Studies, Umeå: Umeå University Library 2024, Vol. 16, (1) : 33-33
Lundmark, Linda; Kristoferqvist, Anngelica

Developmental Psychology and Human Information Process for Psychologist and Speech Therapist students. Guest lectures on the course Events at the Department of Geography, and taught parts of the course Brand and Digital Communication for Digital Strategists.