I have contributed to a large number of projects, including 10+ externally funded projects, over the years. An early start was the Virtual Weddings Project where we situated student B.A. theses in a graphical virtual world. The students created manifestations and associated hypertexts in the world around themes (the white wedding was one theme). This project was funded externally for three years. This was a large effort at the time (two faculty, several cohorts of students, technological support etc.), but later projects tended to be much more substantial, including for example the Media Places Project, which was a multiple-year effort together with Stanford University (ten faculty, staff, infrastructure etc.) generously funded by the Wallenberg Foundation). 

I see projects as a way of imagining things and making them come true. For this reason I enjoy the collaborative, creative work that goes into project ideation. I also enjoy application writing and, of course, actually carrying the projects out. Increasingly, partly because I have been funded generously from several sources, I have been able to build projects and networks through a series of activities and actions without a specific project label. I tend to call these initiatives programs or networks. An example of a current effort is the Critical-Connective Tissue initiative which is linked to a potential research program in Arenas for Transversal Knowledge Production (involving scholars and experts from several universities in Sweden and internationally)..

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