Collaboration between early-stage researchers and experienced mentors is a cornerstone of impactful research. Within the ESR mentorship programme, this dynamic is exemplified through the ongoing collaboration between the PhD student Andrés Ludueña and Professor Magnus Kristofferson, highlighting the value of interdisciplinary exchange and guided academic development.
Their joint work focuses currently on a scientific article exploring the intersection of 3D printing in architecture, circular economy principles, and territorial resource mapping. The research aims to define an integrated methodological framework that connects legal, material, and digital dimensions, with a specific focus on the Swedish context. This collaboration bridges two distinct yet complementary field, architecture and law, demonstrating how interdisciplinary approaches can generate innovative perspectives.
Currently in its final stages of development, the article is expected to be completed by the end of the month, with submission to an international scientific journal planned shortly thereafter.
This collaboration not only contributes to advancing research in sustainable architecture but also showcases the effectiveness of the ESR mentorship programme in fostering meaningful academic partnerships and interdisciplinary innovation.
