Anders Bergman (M’10–SM’11) was born in Överluleå, Sweden, in 1948. He received the B.Sc. degree in physics and the Ph.D. degree from Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden, in 1971 and 1994, respectively. His Ph.D. thesis is entitled in situ calibration of voltage transformers on the Swedish national grid, which is based on the results of a project to calibrate the total complement of voltage transformers on the Swedish 220 and 400 kV grids. He joined the High Voltage Laboratory, ASEA, Ludvika, Sweden, in 1977, where he was involved in the metrological aspects of high-voltage testing, with a main emphasis on impulse voltages and partial discharges, after being involved in the design and construction of a 100 MeV cyclotron with Scanditronix, Uppsala. He has been with the SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden, Borås, Sweden, since 1988, where he is currently responsible for calibration activities for high voltage and high current. He has developed several major reference systems that are used for on-site calibration of high-voltage measurement systems. In 2010, he coordinated a 3-year research project of metrology for high-voltage dc, with participation from eight other European bodies. The project is funded by the European Commission. He is primarily involved in calibration activities in the fields of high-voltage engineering, which are needed by the industry. He is involved in international standardization, mainly within IEC TC42 and high-voltage test techniques, as a Convenor of WG20, instruments, and software used for measurements in high-voltage and high-current tests. Dr. Bergman was a recipient of the 1906 Award from IEC for his work on standardization of high-voltage measurement techniques in 2004.