Martin Berg
biträdande professor

	I'm an associate professor of sociology and media technology. My research focuses mainly on the mediatization of the body and everyday life as well as the interplay between people and technologies.

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• Publications

• Selected publications from Malmö University Electronic Publishing.
  
  Peer-reviewed Journal Articles
  Berg, Martin (2017) "Making sense with sensors : Self-tracking and the temporalities of wellbeing" Digital Health;, 11, SAGE, ISSN 2055-2076, DOI [länk], (application/pdf)
  
  Berg, Martin, Fors, Vaike, Eriksson, Jonnie (2016) "Cooking for perfection : Transhumanism and the mysteries of kitchen mastery" Confero - Essays on Education, Philosophy and Politics;2, 111-135, Linköping university, ISSN 2001-4562, DOI [länk], (application/pdf)
  
  Chapters in Monographs
  Silk, Michael L., Andrews, David L., Thorpe, Holly (red./ed.) | Pink, Sarah, Fors, Vaike, Berg, Martin (2017) Sensory, Digital and Visual Methodologies. Routledge Handbook of Physical Cultural Studies, Routledge, 528-536, ISBN 9781138817210,
  
  Pink, Sarah, Fors, Vaike, O`Dell, Tom (red./ed.) | Berg, Martin, Fors, Vaike (2017) Workshops as Nodes of Knowledge Co-production : Beyond Ideas of Automagical Synergies. Theoretical Scholarship and Applied Practice, Berghahn, 53-72, ISBN 978-1-78533-416-0,
  
  Conference Contributions
  Berg, Martin (2017) "From parents to nudges : reflections on smart authorities" Social Life of Data Symposium, (other)
  
  Berg, Martin (2017) "Accelerated sensing: Sociological notes on modernity and self-optimisation" Metric Culture : The Quantified Self and Beyond, (other)
  
  Berg, Martin (2016) "Fitness APIs as Health Data Superstructures" Crossroads in Cultural Studies, (other)

• Other tasks and merits

• Member of the advisory and assessment board for the Flexit research programme. The Swedish Foundation for the Humanities and Social Sciences. (2016-)
  
  Promoted to Associate professor of sociology (2015), Halmstad University.
  
  Member of the advisory board for the Centre for Sexology and Sexuality Studies, Malmö University. (2017-2019)
  
  Member of the Australian Digital Data & Society Consortium
  
  Research affiliate at the Digital Ethnography Research Centre, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia.
  
  Co-supervisor for PhD student Christopher Martin, Halmstad University and Lund University (Ethnology with a orientation towards applied cultural analysis).
  
  Co-supervisor for PhD student Thomas Lindgren, Halmstad University (Informatics).