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04/07/2023 Résumé Prof Lars Baetz Reutergardh

Résumé of Lars Reutergårdh

Citizenship: SwedeTitle: Professor

Career Objective: Programme and project leadership / education / environment

Years of experience: 29


Resume of Lars Reutergårdh

Publications: More than 100 publications, scientific reports and seminar contributions

Biographies: 2000 Outstanding Intellectuals of the 20th Century, International Bibliographic Centre Cambridge, UK:, The Asia 500; Leaders for The New Century, Barons Who’s Who (USA) 1st edition 2000, Who'sWho in the World, Marquis Publications, 16th edition 1999,


Education

Ph D, with distinction in analytical chemistry, faculty of mathematics and natural sciences, chemical section, Stockholm university, Sweden.

Continuing education courses in leadership, management and education.


Education

Environmental Engineering at Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden.

M Sc. (Organic Chemistry, Biology), Stockholm University, Sweden.

B Sc (Chemistry, Economics and Statistics), Stockholm University, Sweden.


Qualifications

Programme and Project Management.Analytical and Environmental Chemistry. Environmental Assessment.Quality Assurance and Quality Control.


Qualifications

Validation.Educational Proficiency in

Environmental Sciences.Personal integrity & Cultural sensitive

Interpersonal skills.Substantive administrative and

supervisory experience.


Position and Accomplishments

Guest Professor of Environmental Chemistry, River Basin Environment Research Centre, Department of Civil Engineering, Gifu University, Japan.

Research on emissions and immissions of anthropogenic and xenobiotic contaminants, their transport and distribution in the environment.


Position and Accomplishments at AIT

Associate Professor and Coordinator of Environmental Engineering at the Asian Institute of Technology, Pathumthani, Thailand.

Programme Manager of the AIT/Sida Environment Programme (1 MUSD per annum excluding scholarships).



Started Environmental Monitoring Programmes in the Region.

Vitalised the Environmental Engineering Programme. The number of student rose from 30 to 117. Increased the Swedish scholarships from five to 15, and research funds from nil to 1 MUSD per annum



Promoted Quality Assurance and Control in higher education

Developed a new joint degree post-graduate programme in Environmental Toxicology, Technology & Management together with the Chualabhorn Research Institute and Mahidol University.



Initiated and completed new research projects on anthropogenic toxic contaminants, and capacity building projects in Environmental Awareness.



Launched, revised and instructed Advanced Methods in Environmental Analysis, Environmental Chemistry and Laboratory, Environmental Impact Assessment, Environmental Economics and Legislation, Experimental Design, Marine and Estuarine Environments, Water Quality Management.



Modernised the environmental engineering laboratories with.

GC-IRD-MS, LC-fluorescence-UV, SFE, GC-ECD, air-, water-sampling equipment, and basic laboratory apparatus.

Instigated good laboratory practise to meet accreditation standards.



Reconstructed and upgraded 1200 m2 laboratory areas to meet present quality assurance and safety standards.



International Water Quality Expert, Dobbin Milus International, and the Asian Development Bank. Coastal Environment Management Planning Project for Indonesia.

Made an environmental-economic planning model that optimised the sustainable value of the coastal resources for the Indonesian coastal zone. The estimated cost of coastal degradation’s net present value was 50 GUSD, discounted at 7% over 25 years.



Team Leader, World Bank.Co-ordinated a feasibility study of the

Environmental Study Centres at Indonesian Universities, as a part of a bank mega-programme (170 MUSD) preparation. Proposed a detailed plan for the disbursement of 15 MUSD for a three year period.



Chief Technical Advisor, United Nations’ Education Science and Cultural Organisation,

Implemented the Marine Pollution Monitoring and Training Programme, Indonesia (1MUSD/a).



Consultant, Manila Philippines, FAO (United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organisation) 7th FAO/SIDA Workshop on Aquatic Pollution in Relation to Protection of Living Resources. (7904-7906)

Trained Asian Scientists in Aquatic Pollution


Swedish EPA

Chief of Immissions, Swedish Environment Protection Agency and Stockholm University.


Swedish EPA

Determined the presence, concentration, distribution and impact of persistent micro-pollutants in environmental monitoring programmes.


Swedish EPA

Traced unknown contaminants, developed quality assured analytical methods and protocols, and refined existing ones.

Led the Swedish European commission’s quality assurance and validation efforts in the area, established the Special Analytical Laboratory as a reference laboratory world-wide. Represented the government of Sweden at the international level (7509-9206).


Expert Evaluations and Honorary

Fellow of the International Union for Pure and applied Chemistry (9805).



Competent for the Chair as Professor of Environmental Assessment, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Uppsala, Sweden (9708).

Honorary Professor of Environmental Science, Viet Nam National University, Ha Noi, Viet Nam (9603).



Member of International Union for Pure and Applied Chemistry (8701-9508).

Competent for the Chair as Professor of Analytical Environmental Chemistry at the Institute of Applied Environmental Research, Laboratory for Analytical Environmental Chemistry of Stockholm University, Sweden(9505).



Competent and short-listed for the Chair as Professor of Environmental Chemistry at Wallenberg Laboratory of Stockholm University, Sweden (9310).


Languages

Swedish and English - excellentGerman - goodFrench - fairCan communicate in Danish and

NorwegianSome ability to communicate in

Indonesian, Japanese and Thai

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