Nils Jonathan Winborg

Bio:

My name is Jonathan, I am 23 years old and I am originally from Sweden. After completing my high school studies with a focus on biology and natural sciences, I worked for three years in the production department of a company. However, I have always had a deep interest in biomedicine, the field I am currently studying. Between my work experience and the start of my studies, I undertook an extensive international trip that allowed me to explore diverse cultures and gain valuable knowledge.

Native language: Swedish

Preferred communication language: English

Areas of interest

. Education . Environment and sustainability . Health and life sciences . Human rights

Work competencies

. Team management

Interpersonal competencies

Critical thinking . Empathy . Leadership . Teamwork

Guiding principle or quotation

Learning is a process, step by step.

What inspired my career path

I have always been interested in the functions of the body and everything related to human biology, but I worked in a different department at the company because I developed very quickly and also gained some leadership experience during that time. For me, life is about timing, and some might say I waited too long before starting my university studies, but I maintained my motivation and, therefore, have a lot of life experience that I can apply to my studies.

Work experience

High school diploma with a specialization in natural sciences. Three years of work experience in a production company, performing multiple roles.

My expectations for collaborating in TH+IN

I believe that the TH+ initiative and platform provide a valuable space to foster meaningful interaction among professionals and researchers from various countries, promoting knowledge exchange and mutual learning. Through this network, members can share specialized knowledge and innovative methodologies, as well as collaborative approaches to teamwork and problem-solving. For example, practices such as group projects can differ significantly between countries like Argentina and Sweden, and TH+ facilitates the opportunity to learn from these differences by exchanging experiences, best practices, and strategies. This collaborative environment enriches both individual and collective work, driving innovation and strengthening academic and professional communities worldwide.