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Anders Karlsson

Before joining Elsevier in 2012, Dr Anders was counsellor for science and innovation at the Swedish embassy in Tokyo. Earlier, he was professor of quantum photonics at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm. He frequently speaks on the role of technology in accelerating discovery, research management, and science and innovation policies.