Led by Veronica Sundstedt, this project is an interdisciplinary KKS (Knowledge Foundation) research profile with a budget exceeding SEK 85 million. It brings together expertise in artificial intelligence (AI), extended reality (XR), visualization, healthcare, and human-centered computing to develop next-generation personalized and intelligent environments together with several industrial partners (IKEA, NODA, Spotify, Ericsson, HealthyGaming, etc.).
Involved from the idea framing to application drafting in 2022, I lead Theme B, which focuses on the design of immersive and intelligent environments and the understanding of human perception. I also contribute to Theme C (Visualization), Theme E (Networking), and the cross-cutting AI research that underpins all themes.
Funding: SEK 85 million
Principal Investigator of a Linnaeus–Palme Planning Grant supporting the establishment of a long-term research and teaching collaboration between Blekinge Institute of Technology (Sweden) and the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Mandi, India. The collaboration focused on eHealth, student and faculty exchange, joint research activities, and the development of future Indo–Swedish academic partnerships.
Funding: SEK 60,000
Led by Shafiqul Islam, PREDICT brings together expertise from Swedish industry, research actors in manufacturing processes, FE modeling and sheet metal forming experts.
Funding: SEK 4 million
Over the past decade, I have actively pursued competitive national and international research funding as both Principal Investigator and Co-Investigator. My proposals span artificial intelligence, computer graphics, healthcare, human-centered computing, extended reality, and international research collaboration.
(VAIBHAV) Fellowship proposal for the VAIshwik BHArtiya Vaigyanik “AI Shiksha: Culturally Adaptive Serious Games for Rural Youth Empowerment”, in collaboration with IIT Guwahati and IIIT Hyderabad.
Achievement: Selected and Presented for the second evaluation round from 227 international applications. Ultimately, only 21 fellowships were awarded (which did not include ours).