Between Sprint and Stillness
Reflections on co-productive work between industry and research, and on how shared artifacts can create connection beyond formal collaboration.
Research & Practice
I work on research projects at the intersection of maritime systems, citizen science, and data-driven methods. This site documents ongoing work, decisions, and tools developed in contexts where research unfolds over long time horizons and across disciplinary boundaries.
Reflections on co-productive work between industry and research, and on how shared artifacts can create connection beyond formal collaboration.
A structured introduction to decision trees and ensemble methods, written as accompanying material for a Data Science lecture.
A personal review of 2025, tracing projects, collaborations, and shifts in focus toward citizen science and marine research.
Exploring links between wildfire smoke and marine habitats by integrating atmospheric and oceanographic data, with a focus on transparent analysis and environmental communication.
Investigating how environmental data and simulation-based priors can support species classification in fisheries sonar data, with a focus on sprat and herring in the Baltic Sea.
Developing a set of reflection cards and minimalist posters to support structured conversations about participation, roles, and decision-making in research projects.
A research project on machine learning–supported age determination of Baltic cod from otolith microscopy images. The work focuses on data consolidation, quality assessment, and the development of supervised models to support expert-based age reading.