My research interests include the role of municipalities in the diffusion of climate-wise living, and how citizen preferences shape climate-wise living behaviors.

My research topics include e.g. housing, neighborhoods and suburbs, segregation and social politics.

I study resident perspectives in work packages 1 and 3 where we support citizen agency in sustainable living.

I contribute to study the ways in which socio-spatial segregation is connected to climate attitudes and the economic constraints affecting climate wise renovations.

As an urban geographer, I focus on themes of school and urban segregation as well as immigration and housing. I am part of the work package 2 team.

I work on low carbon experiments in housing.

I research sustainable living, climate related identities and social tipping points.

I will be conducting my doctoral thesis with the themes of actor networks in the low carbon building and pathways towards sustainability transition.

I am the co-leader of WP4. I work with development and implementation of transition arenas as well as policy analysis.

I am the project lead in SYKE and I also lead work package 4. I study low carbon experimentation and transition arenas.

I research the roles of communities in energy transition and contribute to transition arena design in work package 4.

In the project, I study the impacts of renovation grant subsidies and other policy measures.

I study building energy renovations and their subsidies.

I research citizen engagement as part of the work package 4 transition arena implementation.

I focus on geoprocessing models, cartographic visualization, and quantitative analysis.

I explore the roles of stakeholder networks in enhancing co-creation and uptake of climate-wise housing.

I study business models and innovation systems in construction and housing sectors in work package 3.

I lead work package 3 and participate to the research carried out in it.

I study emotions related to climate-wise housing in work package 1.

I lead task 1 in work package 1 where we study citizen knowledge formation by analyzing the ideal representations of climate-wise housing that mainstream media advocates as well as citizen views on online-forums.

I study mainstream and social media discourses of climate-wise living/housing. I participate in work package 1 and the communication coordination group.

I lead work package 1 and the sub-project of University of Vaasa, in which the focus is on citizen agency.

I examine gamification and value co-creation in the context of climate-wise housing development.

I study issues related to indoor air quality and mechanical ventilation.