P.G.Lind works in AI and data science applied to physical, biological, social, economical and energy systems. Since 2019 he is professor of scientific computing at Oslo Metropolitan University, and, since 2025, professor at Kristiania University of Applied Sciences, being previously in Germany, at University of Osnabrueck as “Privat Dozent” and at University of Oldenburg as researcher.
He holds a PhD in Mathematical-Physics and an “Habilitation” in theoretical physics (Stochastic Modelling in Physics and Interdisciplinary Applications). Conducting supervision activities with PhDs and MSc students in AI-related topics such as intelligence health, agent modelling of disease spreading, complex networks and critical phenomena, he authored and co-authored more than 140 publications listed in GoogleScholars with around 3000 citations, and counts more than 300 talks and seminars, presented in international conferences and in universities around the world.
His main scientific achievements intersect the topics of data modelling and data analysis, with development of open source numerical routines and applications to fields such as geophysics, renewable energies and quantum computing. Besides that – and perhaps also related with it – he also enjoys art-related activities, such as hearing, practicing and composing music!
