Computational thinking develops techniques for people to solve problems in a way that allows computers to help. Artificial intelligence develops techniques for computers to solve problems. Leveraging AI we can also develop our own skills of solving more challenging problem.


Docent and researcher (forskarassistent) at AIICS leading the Cognitive Robotics Group.
Completed my PhD in March 2009
Graduated from the Computer Science program in Linköping March 2000.
Rceived three grants from the Pedagogy Development Group at LiTH, one for developing the dialoge seminar methodology for engineering education (2014), one for researching Computational Thinking in Discrete Math (2013), and one for Contests as a pedgogical tool (2011).
Since 2014 member of the board of Didacticum.
Since 2013 leading the Computer Science Education group at IDA.
Since 2013 leading the ICPC Analytics team at the ACM ICPC World Finals, previously I led the analytics team within the ICPC Live team.

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