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Welcome Vendela Hasselberg – joining Digital Futures Operations Team

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In August, Vendela Hasselberg joined the Digital Futures Operations Team. With a background in sociology and a master’s degree in Sustainable Urban Planning and Design from KTH, she will be involved in for instance the international postdoc programme and the industrial and societal partnership programme.

Link to the profile of Vendela Hasselberg

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