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Curriculum Vitae Brevis 1 Page – Peter Fritzson, March 2012

Namn: Peter Fritzson, Kön: man, Ålder: 59, tel: 0708-281484, email: peter.fritzson@liu.se

Tid i projektet: 100 timmar

1984: Ph.D. in Computer Science, Linköping University. Area: Computer Science.

1995-present Full Professor (100%), and Research Director of PELAB.

1999-present Vice President of the Modelica Association.

1998-99, 2002-2011 Chairman of the MathCore Board.

2005-present Director of the MODPROD Center Model-Based Product Development

2007-present Director of the Open Source Modelica Consortium

1985-86. Project leader at Sun Microsystems on a subproject for Incremental Compilation.

1998. Cofounder of MathCore AB. (Tools for Modeling and Simulation)

2001 Cofounder of XP Tools AB (Software refactoring tools for Java).

2002 Cofounder of MathCore Engineering AB. See www.mathcore.com.

People awarded Phds for whom the applicant has been the main supervisor

12 Ph.D. students: Nahid Shahmeri (1991), Mariam Kamkar (1993), Mikael Petterson (1995),

Johan Ringström (1997), Henrik Nilsson (1998), Vadim Engelson (2000), Tobias Ritzau

(2003), Peter Bunus (2004), Levon Saldamli (2006), Peter Aronsson (2006), Adrian Pop

(2008), David Broman (2010).

Participation in European Research Projects (16 projects, own in parenthesis)

GIPE II 1991-93 (3 MSEK)

PREPARE 1993-96 (4 MSEK)

GPMIMD II 1994 (2.5 MSEK)

Europort LINPARC-BEAST, 1994-95

(Technical coordinator) (1.5 MSEK)

Europort LINPARC-ERLANG, 1994-95

(Technical coordinator) (1.5 MSEK)

Europort LI-TRAFFIC 1994-95 (1.5 MSEK)

Europort LI-LSDYNA, 1994-95 (1.5 MSEK)

Europort LI-FLOW3D, 1994-95 (1.5 MSEK)

VIDEOGRAPH, 1997-99 (0.7 MSEK)

JOSES, 1999-2001 (2.5 MSEK)

REALSIM, 2000-2002, (Project

Coordinator) (3 MSEK)

EasyCOMP, 2000-2003 (3 MSEK)

HIDOORS, 2001-2004 (2 MSEK)

AI4EA in Marie Curie program, 2005-2007,

50 kSEK

OPENPROD ITEA2, 2009-2012, 100 MSEK

(6.8 MSEK); Lila, 2009-2011, (2.0 MSEK)

Recent Swedish Projects

SSF VISIMOD (1/4: 6.5 MSEK), 2002-2007. SSF HiPo, (1/4: 2.5 MSEK), 2011-2013

SSF EDOp, Model-based optimization – 6.5 MSEK total (2.5MSEK to me), 2009-2012

VR: Consistency control and debugging, equation-based. (1.8 MSEK) 2006-2008,

Continuation (2.1 MSEK) 2009-2011.

Vinnova: GRIDModelica, 3.2 Mk, 2002-2005, Safe & Secure Mod. Sim, 5.6 Mk, 2006-2009,

Vinnova Real-time simulation RTSIM, ca 4 MSEK, 2011-2013.

Open Source Modelica Consortium, ca 0.8 Mk/ year from 2008. (2.0 MSEK total 2008-2010)

Publications of Peter Fritzson

Author of 17 books/proceedings, 29 journal papers, 200 papers in conference proceedings. A

total of 246 external publications. Recent books:

Principles of Object Oriented Modeling and Simulation with Modelica 2.1, 940 pages,

Wiley-IEEE Press, 2004.

Introduction to Modeling and Simulation of Technical and Physical Systems with

Modelica. 232 pages, ISBN: 978-1-1180-1068-6, Wiley-IEEE Press, September, 2011.

Brief Curriculum vitae Lars Nielsen (551121)

ISY, Linköpings universitet, 581 83 Linköping.

Tel: 013-28 13 07. E-mail: lars.nielsen@isy.liu.se

Participation in the project: 100 hours during the project period.

Degrees

Civilingenjör, Teknisk fysik, 1979 (M.S. Engineering physics), Lund, Sweden.

Teknisk doktor, Reglerteknik, 1985, (Ph.D. Automatic Control), Lund, Sweden. (Thesis

title: Simplifications in Visual Servoing. Supervisor: Prof. K.J. Åström)

Appointments

03 - present: Head of Department Electrical Engineering at Linköping University.

92 - present: Full Professor in the chair Sten Gustafsson Professor of Vehicular Systems,

Electrical Engineering, Linköping University.

87 - 91: Associate Professor (Forskningslektorat), Department of Automatic Control,Lund.

85 - 86: Research Fellow, California Institute of Technology, Neural systems and analog

VLSI group (headed by Carver Mead).

Selected Commissions of Trust

10 - present: Centre Director of LINK-SIC a Vinnova Industry Excellence Center.

07 - present: Member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering (IVA).

10 - present: Vice chair in IVA II -the electrical engineering division of the Royal

Swedish Academy of Engineering (IVA).

05 - 11: Member of the Technical Board and Chairman of the Coordinating Committee on

Transportation and Vehicle Systems within IFAC (International Federation of

Automatic Control).

06 - 08: Member of Energimyndighetens grundforskningskommitté (the Committee for

basic Research at the Swedish Energy Council).

01 - 06: Board Member of Vetenskapsrådet -Amnesrådet NT (the Swedish Research

Council, where you are elected in by the Swedish academic society).

96 - 06: Reference Board member of ISIS (a VINNOVA competence center)

02 - 05: Chairman of the Technical Committee on Automotive Control within IFAC.

95 - 03: Steering Committee at the Swedish Energy Agency (Energimyndigheten) for the

program Energy conversion in vehicles (Energiomvandling i vägfordon)

96 - 02: Program director of ECSEL (Excellence Center in Computer Science and Systems

Engineering in Linköping, a program within the Swedish Foundation for Strategic

Research with a yearly budget of 18 MSEK)

Networks in Academia and Industry

Me and my group have very close collaboration with especially the automotive industry, but

also with other industries. I have numerous contacts and networks in the automotive research

community, which is manifested in the fact that I 2002-2005 was chairman of the Technical

Committee on Automotive Control, and during 2005-2011 I was member of the Technical

Board and Chairman of Transportation and Vehicle Systems within IFAC.

Graduate Supervision and Publications

I have supervised a number of students resulting in 14 Licentiate and 12 Phd degrees and I

am currently supervising three postgraduate students. I have published more than hundred

international publications, out of which more than thirty in international journals, and one

important book “Automotive Control Systems” together with U. Kiencke.

CV Gunnar Holmberg Gunnar Holmberg

Director, Business Development

Marketing and Business Development

Business Area Aeronautics

Saab AB

S-581 88 Linköping

Sweden

Ph. +46 13 18 4925

gunnar.holmberg@saabgroup.com

Gunnar Holmberg holds a PhD on Aircraft Development and is member of the Royal

Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences.

Gunnar Holmberg joined Saab in 1986 starting with development of analysis methods

and tools via responsibilities for Saab development capabilities and technology

management to the current position in business development.

Gunnar has a history of ten years with focus on UAS, including leading Saabs early

efforts that resulted in the Neuron program, the coordination of the six nations

industries during the establishment of the ETAP research program, and leading the

industry preparation of the European S&A project MidCAS.

Gunnar is active in collaboration with universities and is Director of LinkLab, a research

centre at Linköping University for future air systems, Chairman of the board of the

Industry Excellence Center LINKSIC. Gunnar is also a member of the Board of Georgia

Tech Aero and Space Design Laboratory which is a leading research organization for

simulation based design with about 200 researchers

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CV Gunnar Bark, Ericsson Research

• Born 1966

• M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from Linköping University, 1992

• Ph.D. in Wireless Networks from Wireless Center, KTH, 1997

• At Ericsson Research since 1997

• Manager of the Radio Network Algorithms and Performance Sector at Ericsson Research since 2009. The sector consists of research groups at Ericsson Research in Kista, Luleå, Beijing and Linköping (in total about 50 researchers)

• Inventor of 15 US Patents within cellular networks.

• Ericsson representative in the SSF Excellence Centers ISIS and ELLIIT, and the Vinnova T-REX project, all at Linköping University.

• Participation in the project: 30 hours

GUNNAR BARK Ph D Research Sector Manager Ericsson AB Radio Network Algorithms and Performance, Ericsson Research Datalinjen 3 P.O. Box 1248, SE 581 12 Linköping, Sweden Phone +46 10 711 46 42 Fax Fax +46 10 711 49 90 SMS/MMS +46 730 43 51 04 gunnar.bark@ericsson.com www.ericsson.com

Dr. Jonas Jansson (22.11.1973), is head of the department Road and

Road users and is also research director of the research unit Vehicle

Technology and Simulation at VTI. Dr. Jansson specializes in active

safety systems and vehicle dynamics. He was previously with Volvo Car

Corporation between 1999 and 2007, where he worked as function owner

of the customer functions "collision warning with brake support" and

"collision warning with autobrake". His thesis, in the area of automatic

control, focus on active safety systems for passenger vehicle, with

particular emphasis on pre-crash braking systems. Dr. Jansson's own

research at VTI currently focuses on the evaluation of ADAS systems, vehicle dynamics and

driving simulation.

Contact: Jonas.jansson@vti.se, Tel: 013-204037

Participation in the project: 100 hours during the project period

Selected publications:

Andersson, A. , Jansson, J. A moving base simulator investigation of effects of a yaw

stability system caused by a side impact. Journal of Computing and Information Science in

Engineering. Volume 11, Issue 4, December 2011.

Anne Bolling, Jonas Jansson, Mattias Hjort, Mats Lidström, Staffan Nordmark, Håkan

Sehammar, and Leif Sjögren. An Approach for Realistic Simulation of Real Road Condition

in a Moving Base Driving Simulator. Journal of Computing and Information Science in

Engineering. Volume 11, Issue 4, December 2011

Janson Olstam J., Espié S., Mårdh S., Jansson J., Lundgren J. An algorithm for combining

autonomous vehicles and controlled events in driving simulator experiments. Transportation

Research Part C

Hjort, M; Jansson, J. Handling of buses on slippery roads during the influence of side

wind—a study of the effects of different tyres. Accident Analysis & Prevention, Volume 42,

Issue 3, May 2010, Pages 972-977

Hjort, Mattias, Andersson, Håkan, Jansson, Jonas, Mårdh, Selina, Sundström, Jerker (2009)

A test method for evaluating safety aspects of ESC equipped passenger cars: a prototype

proposal (VTI rapport 634A)

Jansson, J., Gustafsson, F. A framework and automotive application of collision avoidance

decision making (2008) Automatica, 44 (9), pp. 2347-2351.

J. Jansson. Collision Avoidance Theory with Application to Automotive Collision Mitigation.

Linköping Studies in Science and Technology. Thesis No. 950, Linköping University,

Linköping, Sweden, June 2005.

Patents:

I have 6 patents.

CV for Karl-Erik Årzén Full name: Karl-Erik Alex Valdemar Årzén Born: 4 October 1957, Malmö, Sweden Citizenship: Swedish

University Degree

MSc in Electrical Engineering, Lund University, 1981

Doctoral Degree PhD in Automatic Control, Lund University, Nov 1987. Title of thesis: “Realization of Expert System Based Feedback Control”. Supervisor: Prof. Karl Johan Åström

Qualification as Associate Professor “Docent” in Automatic Control, Lund University, 1998

Current position Professor at the Dept of Automatic Control, Lund University, 2000 – present.

Industrial experience Research scientist (part-time), ABB Corporate Research, Lund, 1992-1995

PhD Student Supervision PhD thesis "Piecewise Linear Control Systems", Mikael Johansson, 1999 (Main supervisor, Shared

supervision with Anders Rantzer)

PhD thesis "A Graphical Language for Batch Control", Charlotta Johnsson, 1999 (Main supervisor)

PhD thesis "Flexible Embedded Control Systems; Design and Implementation", Johan Eker, 1999, (Shared supervision with Karl Johan Åström)

PhD thesis "Integrated Control and Real-Time Scheduling", Anton Cervin, 2004 (Main supervisor)

PhD thesis "Batch Control and Diagnosis", Rasmus Olsson, 2005 (Main supervisor)

PhD thesis "Resource-Constrained Embedded Control and Computing Systems", Dan Henriksson, 2006 (Main supervisor)

PhD thesis "Dynamic Modelling and Simulation of Liquid Food Process Lines", Tomas Skoglund, 2007, (Assistant supervisor)

PhD thesis "Tools and Languages for Optimization of Large-Scale Systems", Johan Åkesson, 2007 (Main supervisor)

PhD thesis "Disturbance Rejection and Control in Web Servers", Martin Ansbjerg Kjaer, 2009, (Assistant supervisor)

Main supervisor for 4 PhD students in progress

Other information of relevance

Vice coordinator for the Lund part of ELLIIT – The Lund Linköping Strategic Research Area on IT and Mobile Communication, 2010 ‐ present

One of the principal investigators in the Linnaeus center LCCC - Lund Center for Control of Complex Engineering Systems

Member of the Executive Management Committee and of the Strategic Management Board of the EU/IST FP7 Network of Excellence ArtistDesign – Design of Embedded Systems, 2008 - present

Leader of the Design for Adaptivity activity in the EU FP7 NoE ArtistDesign – Design of Embedded Systems, 2008 ‐ present

Receiver of the Dr Guido Carlo-Stella award in manufacturing automation from the World Batch Forum in 2006 for achievements in manufacturing automation and information structuring

Leader of the cluster “Control for Embedded Systems” and member of the Strategic Management Board of EU/IST FP6 ARTIST2 NoE on Design of Embedded Systems 2004 – 2008

Partner and co-coordinator of the EU/IST FP7 STREP ACTORS (Adaptivity and Control Of Resources in Embedded Systems) 2007-2010

Member of the board of SSF Graduate School CPDC (Chem. Process Design and Control) 2005 - 2008

Vice chairman of IFAC Technical Committee on Real-Time Computing & Control 2002 – 2004

Chairman of IEEE CSS Technical Committee on Real-Time Control, Computing and Signal Processing 1999 – 2002

Member of the board of the SSF/ARTES research network on real-time systems 2000 – 2004

Member of the board of SNART (Swedish National Real-Time Association) 2001 – 2004

Director of Studies, Dept. of Automatic Control, Lund University, 2001 – present

CV Kenneth Bodin

Curriculum Vitae for Kenneth Bodin (b. 1967) (former name Kenneth Holmlund, until 2005) Contact information Address: Blåkullevägen 10, 907 52 Umeå Phone: 090-191170 Cell phone: 070-6315520 E-mail: kenneth@algoryx.se, bodin@hpc2n.umu.se Professional preparation 1989 MSc in Physics and Biophysics, Umeå University, Sweden. 1989-1990 Visiting MSc student, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 1992 PhLic in Theoretical Physics from Chalmers University of Technology, Göteborg, Sweden. Thesis topic: Density functional theory simulations of high-temperature superconductors. Appointments 1992-1995 Research and teaching at the Department of Physics, Umeå University. 1996-1998 Project leader and pedagogical consultant at the Center for Educational

Technology, Umeå University. 1999-2008 Director of the VRlab R&D center at Umeå University, and employed by the High Performance Computing Center North (HPC2N). 2007-current Part time researcher (20%) at UMIT Research Lab and lecturer at the Dept. Comp.

Science at Umeå University. 2007-current CEO, member of the board and co-founder of Algoryx Simulation AB Current areas of academic work Research in basic methods and applications of visual interactive physics based simulation for engineering, training simulators, entertainment and motion picture visual effects. Board member of Umevatoriet Science Center. Steering committee member of UMIT Research Lab. Responsible for the course “Visual interactive simulation”. Entrepreneurial achievements Co-founder, board member and CEO of Algoryx Simulation AB; co-founder of the Association of Swedish Game Developers (ASGD), later transformed into Spelplan.SE; co-founder of the 3D-consortium in Umeå; co-initiative taker of Infotech Umeå; co-founder and developer of former web site “The Internet Pilot to Physics” which for several years was the dominating information resource for physics on the internet and also one of the first hundred web sites on the Internet. It was later aquired by the Insitute of Physics and renamed to Physicsweb (see http://physicsweb.org); involved in several off-spring processes from VRlab, Umeå University, including Oryx Simulations AB, ReachIn Technologies AB, Qbion AB, Metria eCenter. Other merits of relevance Author of 19 original peer reviewed scientific publications and many conference contributions. Owner of one patent. Co-founder of UMIT research lab, with an initial budget of 40 msek. Researcher in several Process IT Innovations projects. Project lead of EU projects Vista and Vista II, “Visual Interactive Simulations – Tools and Applications” 2000-2006, with a total budget of 22.5 msek; project lead of “Virtual Reality and Urban Design”, 3 yr collaboration between Skanska Sverige AB and Umeå University 2002-2005, 3 msek; project lead of Vinnova/SSF VINST #247 “Interactive Simulation of Complex Materials” (V-247) with Prof. Bo Kågström, 4.5 msek; co-project lead of EU project Entertainment Services, 2006-2007, 1.5 msek; coordinator of core 6 with PI Gösta Bucht, Interaction and Information Technologies, in Swedish Brain Power, member of the steering committee; board member of SIGRAD 2001-2006, Svenska föreningen för grafisk databehandling; co-chair of international conference SIGRAD 2003 (Topic: Real-Time Simulations for Computer Graphics); Swedish official representative at SIGGRAPH 2003 and SIGGRAPH 2004; initiative taker to the “Se Hjärnan” exhibition in Umeå 2006, and member of the steering committee; supervision of 29 MSc thesis projects; 20 years of university level teaching experience, mainly in physics and computational physics.

Lena Nilsson (17.11.1950), Dr in Biomedical Engineering, is since

2008 the Director of the competence centre ViP (Virtual Prototyping

and Assessment by Simulation, www.vipsimulation.se) which aims at

building a common competence and cooperation platform for develop-

ment and application of driving simulator methodology in HMI and

system development research and innovation in the transport area. ViP

is hosted by VTI with partners from OEMs, transport authority, SMEs

and the research community. Dr. Nilsson is also the leader of the

competence area Driving Simulator Applications in SAFER at Chalmers

University of Technology. She has previously led the human factors research unit at VTI. As

a researcher Lena specializes in human factors in transportation, design and evaluation of

driver support systems and ITS, drivers’ performance, load and acceptance, and the working

environment of professional drivers. She has expert knowledge in assessment methodology

and simulator applications, experience as manager of collaborative projects, and extensive

national and international networks. In summary, Dr. Nilsson has a broad competence and

twenty-five years’ experience of national and international research in the fields of human

factors, driver behaviour and support, and HMI evaluation.

Contact: lena.nilsson@vti.se, tel: 013 204140

Participation in the project: 100 hours during the project period

Selected publications:

Strand, N., Nilsson, J., Karlsson, I.C.M., & Nilsson, L. (2012). Driving with failing

automation in longitudinal control – a driving simulator study. Submitted for publication.

Popken, A., Krems, J., Nilsson L. (2011). Drivers’ Reliance on Lane-Keeping Assistance Systems as

a Function of the Level of Assistance. Submitted for publication in Human Factors.

Peters, B., Nilsson, L. (2007). Modelling the Driver in Control. In: Modelling Driver

Behaviour in Automotive Environments. Cacciabue, P.C. (Ed). Springer, pp. 85-104.

Nilsson, L. (2005). Automated driving does not work without the involvement of the driver.

In Traffic and Transport Psychology - Theory and Application. Geoffrey Underwood (Ed).

Elsevier: Amsterdam, pp. 293-301.

Patten, C., Kircher, A., Östlund, J. and Nilsson, L. (2004). Using mobile telephones:

Cognitive workload and attention resource allocation. Accident Analysis & Prevention, vol

36 (3), pp. 341-350.

Nilsson, L., Harms, L., Peters, B. (2001). The effect of road transport telematics. In Traffic

Psychology Today. Pierre-Emmanuel Barjonet (Ed). Kluwer Academic Publishers:

Dordrecht, pp. 265-285.

Carsten, O.M.J. and Nilsson, L. (2001). Safety Assessment of Driver Assistance Systems.

European Journal of Transport and Infrastructure Research, 1(3), pp. 225-243.

Nilsson L. (1996). Safety Effects of Adaptive Cruise Controls in Critical Traffic Situations.

2nd World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems, “Steps Forward”, Volume III,

Yokohama, Japan, November 9-11, 1995, pp. 1254-1259(reprint in VTIsärtryck 265).

Nilsson, L. (1993). Contributions and limitations of simulator studies to driver behaviour

research. In Parkes, A., Franzén, S. (Eds). Driving Future Vehicles. Taylor & Francis Ltd, pp.

401-407.

CV – Petter Krus, Professor in Fluid and Mechatronic Systems, Linköpings universitet

(LiU)

Personal Details

Date of Birth: 27th Jan 1958

Nationality: Swedish

Home Adress: Nilsegårdsgatan 20, S-59049 Vikingstad

Phone, residence: +46 13 80158

Office +46 13 281792

Professional preparation

PhD, Fluid Power, Linköping University, 1988

MSc, Mechanical Engineering, Linköping University, 1982

Positions

Appointed Professor in Fluid and Mechatronic Systems and head division, 2010-

Appointed Professor, Machine Design, Linköping University and head division. 2001-2010

Promoted to Professor, Mechanical Engineering Systems. Linköping University, 2001

Associate Professor, docent, universitetslektor1992

Assistant Professor, tf universitetslektor 1988

International recognition Member of editorial boards of international scientific journals:

1. Aircraft Design - An International Journal, Pergamon, Elsevier Science Ltd". 1995-

2001.

2. CEAS Aeronautical Journal, Springer, ISSN 1869-5582, 2010-present.

Boardmember:

1. Member of board of trustees of CEAS (Confederation of European Aerospace

Societies).

2. Member of the Technical Committee of CEAS (Confederation of European Aerospace

Societies) Aeronautical Branch.

3. Member of ICAS (International Council of Aeronautical Sciences) program committee

Externally funded research project leadership

Projects with international reviewers:

1. 2003 – 2007, Systems Engineering and Computational design, 25MSEK,

SSF/ProViking

2. 2009- , Hi Performance Simulation for System Design and Operation, Proviking

24MSEK, SSF/ProViking

Tutoring experience

Main supervisor for 10 PhDs

Main supervisor for 4 additional licentiate theses.

Co-supervisor for 14 additional theses.

CURRICULUM VITAEERIK G. LARSSON

Address: Linköping University Phone: +46-13-281312Dept. of Electrical Engineering (ISY)E-mail: erik.larsson@isy.liu.se581 83 Linköping, Sweden www: www.commsys.isy.liu.se

Born 1974. Male. Participation in the project: 30 hours during the fall of 2012

EDUCATION

March 2005 Docent in Communication Theory KTH, SwedenFeb 2002 Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering Uppsala University, SwedenDec 1997 M.Sc., Applied Physics and Electrical Eng. (Y) Linköping University, Sweden

APPOINTMENTS

9/2007– Professor, Head of Division for Communication Systems, Linköping Univ.1/2005–8/2007 Associate Prof., Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Stockholm, Sweden8/2003–12/2004 Assistant Prof., George Washington University, Washington DC, USA9/2000–7/2003 Visiting Asst. Engr./Asst. Prof., University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, USA5/1999–8/2000 Ph.D. student, Dept. of Systems and Control, Uppsala University, Sweden1/1998–4/1999 Research Engineer, Ericsson Radio Systems, Stockholm

SUMMARY OF RESEARCH

• Main expertise/interests:- design, optimization and analysis of wireless communication networks- statistical signal processing for communications, radarand source localization systems

• Publications: 1 book, 2 book chapters, 89 journal papers, 110 conference papers, 10 patents• 1150 citations in SCI (ISI web of science), SCI h-index: 20• Graduated 6 Tekn. Lic. students during 2008-2011• Current project funding from Swedish national agencies: VR, SSF, VINNOVA.• Partner in EU projects (current): FP7-LOLA (2010-2012), FP7-SAPHYRE (2010-2012)

EXAMPLES OF SYNERGISTIC ACTIVITIES AND DISTINCTIONS

• KVA Rådsforskartjänst , 2007-2012.• SSF Framtidens forskningsledare, 2008-2013.• Director, ELLIIT strategic research area (SFO), 7/2011–present• Reviewer for the European Commission 7th Framework Program, 2010, 2011, 2012• Technical Chair of the 46th annual Asilomar Conference on Signals, Systems and Computers, 2012• Steering committee member,IEEE Wireless Communication Letters, 4/2011–present• Editorships for journals (recent)

– Associate Editor,IEEE Transactions on Communications, 9/2010–present– Guest Editor,IEEE J. Sel. Areas in Comm., special issue on large-scale MIMO systems, 2012– Guest Editor,IEEE J. Sel. Top. Sign. Proc., special issue on game theory in sign. proc., 2010

• Elected member, IEEE Signal Processing Society SAM and SPCOMtechnical committees• Represented Sweden (and Bronze winner) in the23rd International Physics Olympiad, USA, 1993.