Janne Lehtiö
Janne Lehtiö is professor in medical proteomics at Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden. He is leading a research group developing new methods on large scale protein analysis, so called proteomics, and applying these methods to improve personalized cancer treatment.
Professor Lehtiö completed his Master of Science degree in biochemistry at University of Helsinki, Finland and PhD degree in engineering at Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden. After the graduation, he worked few years in biotech industry in the USA and Scandinavia prior to returning to academia.
Apart from being passionate about cancer research, professor Lehtiö is heading the Karolinska University Hospital’s Clinical Proteomics Facility and the Swedish National Infrastructure for Biological Mass Spectrometry (BioMS) at SciLifeLab.
Oskar Henrikson
The psychologist Oskar Henrikson, founder and CEO of the psychological gym Habitud, knows everything about the science of habit creation, but are the theories useful? He used psychology to go for a swim outdoors every day for a year.
Viktoria Walldin
Viktoria Walldin, partner and head of social sustanibility at White Arkitekter, has built a unique team at White, focusing on the "soft" infrastructure to support social aspects in architecture and urban planing. As a social anthropologist, with extensive experience of observations and interviews, she analyzes people's experiences, behaviour and needs in relation to the physical environment.
Viktoria conducts consultations with the public, officials, various administrations and politicians. In addition to running projects, she has participated in several lectures and debates as well as advised the Norwegian government. In 2014, Viktoria was awarded with SGBC's personal prize for positive actions for sustainable urban development.