Karolina Lindh

Born 1978, doctoral student in library and information studies.

I started my PhD-studies in spring 2010. Before starting my PhD-studies I worked as a librarian at Lund University Libraries. I have previously also been involved in a research project on Open Access-publishing in the Humanities and Legal sciences (”Open Access för humanister och rättsvetare”).

My PhD project is part of the research program "Program-K", focusing on knowledge, culture and crisis, at the Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences. My project deals with cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), how information about CPR is created and mediated to the lay public.

I am a member of the research group: "Information practices: communication, culture and society".

I am course coordinator for the course "Intellectual Property and Digital Information: Law, Politics and Culture".

Research

Research group
Information Practices: Communication, Culture and SocietyHow can we understand peoples' dealing with information? What are the consequences of the emerging network society for our information practices and memory ...
Thesis project
Simulating resuscitation – material and social practices as mediators of knowledge and meaningIn my PhD project I look into how knowledge about how to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is mediated to the lay public. CPR guidelines constitute ...