Daniela Perrotti was invited as a Visiting Professor at Linköping University, within the Urban and Regional Climate Transition track. The programme supports concentrated research exchange through a residency, seminars and collaboration with Tema T scholars.

Her fellowship work connects urban metabolism with critical multispecies and post-growth perspectives. It develops a more-than-human reading of urban resource systems while also advancing comprehensive frameworks that link biophysical foundations, natural capital and transformation across Global North and Global South contexts.

The fellowship strengthens the international development of the Urban Metabolism Lab’s emerging work on ecological unequal exchange, non-human agency and contested urban ecologies. It also links conceptual research to wider debates on climate transition and regional transformation.