I believe in an inclusive STEM.
I find it important to inspire the future generation to pursue STEM, regardless of their backgrounds. On social media, I have over 500,000 followers across platforms, and reach millions of people worldwide every month.
Below you can find a few examples of projects I’ve done in the past, as well as media attention and recognitions.
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My debut book about creating mathematical confidence, mainly aimed at young girls. The first edition was sold out within 3 days.
In 2021, I was personally selected by H.M the Swedish King to receive the Compass Rose Award, for my value based leadership in equality in STEM. It's provided by the King's Foundation for Youth Leadership and is the most prestigious award one can receive as a young leader under the age of 25.
I'm the presenter for 'Bra att veta' (eng. Good to know), an educational show aimed to kids with various learning needs. We cover topics from black holes to national elections. Produced by the Swedish public service educational provider broadcast, UR.
In 2025, I was awarded the prestigious Anders Wall Research Scholarship (£15,000). This highly competitive scholarship is given to one young researcher with exceptional potential each year, and was presented in a ceremony at Stockholm’s Grand Hôtel, attended by Sweden’s Prime Minister, Ulf Kristersson, and HRH Prince Daniel of Sweden. It was highlighted by my college, Magdalen College, and the Mathematical Institute at the University of Oxford.
At 17, I founded Girls in STEM. A non-profit organisation focusing on inspiring, supporting and give young girls a community within STEM early. It is now the largest non-profit of its kind in Sweden.
I was selected by the European Commission as one of 10 European content creators that use social media for social impact. I met with the European Commission leader, Ursula von der Leyen, and talked about how social media can be used to inspire young people to pursue STEM.
I was invited to No. 11 Downing Street by the Department of Science, Innovation and Technology and HM Treasury, to share the science policy Oxford to Cambridge Growth Corridor. I also interviewed Vice-Chancellors of University of Oxford, University of Cambridge and Cranfield University.
I had the pleasure of interviewing 2025 Nobel Prize laureate in Physics Prof. John Martinis. Produced by the Nobel Prize foundation.
I co-hosted SVT's (Swedish public service broadcast) livestream of the launch of Artemis II. Over 2 hours of live TV in the middle of the night, where we reported on each milestones during the launch.
I was invited by the European Space Agency (ESA) for their launch of the satellite EarthCARE in Darmstadt, Germany.
In 2024, I received the Nordic Pioneer Prize awarded to four Nordic change makers working for increasing democracy.
I attended the Nobel Prize ceremony and banquet in 2025 and wore a dress crocheted by my sister, inspired by my research. The purpose was to highlight the connection between art and science. It received a lot of attention, in particular on Reddit where it trended on r/all.
I was the youngest woman mentioned in Women of 2026, an extensive list of 40 inspirational women in Sweden with a large influence. Curated by Expression, Swedish newspaper.
I frequently work with the Swedish Embassy in the UK, and the British Embassy in Sweden, hosting different events and participating in conversations related to the scientific relationship between the two countries.
I was the cover of Womengineer Magazine 2025.
Among 50 creators worldwide, I was in 2025 selected by TikTok as a ChangeMaker. It's a recognition of using my platform to achieve change.
I use my social media to educate on mathematics and physics, in a relatable way for young people.
Despite its name, PoliticsForCreators.com is something I built for creators to navigate global issues, without being partisan. It's a toolkit with advice and resources on how creators can bring up topics ranging from antiracism, climate change and educational equality.
In a survey conducted by Insight Intelligence, I was mentioned (alongside Ada Lovelace, the first programmer) as the most common role model by 90 young women.
I frequently participate in debates regarding STEM. I have written several pieces in newspapers. This example is criticism to the Swedish government for not including youth organisations in their STEM strategy.
My content ranges from science, equality and everything in between. I stay up-to-date with current research and share it with my followers.
I often write pieces about inclusion in STEM, participating in discussions aimed at policymakers, industry leaders and academic institutions. This piece is about why industry needs to actively work towards inclusion, not only for values, but also for the higher innovation as an effect.
I find it important to be relevant in all types of media, whether it's on social media or in TV.
I'm frequently in traditional media, in particular in Sweden. I talk about mathematics, mathematics education and why I believe we need to work for an inclusive STEM.
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