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Apart from the table of contents LaTeX creates (which contain links if you use hyperref), there is also the pdf-bookmarks.
They should only contain simple text, no maths, i.e. no superscripts. Please have a look at section 4.1.2 Replacement macros of the hyperref documentation.

Welcome to the forum. \documentclass{article} \usepackage{adjustbox} \begin{document} \begin{table} \adjustimage{width=3cm,valign=c}{example-image}\quad% \begin{tabular}{ll} Model & blurred \\ $V_\mathrm{in}$ & blurred \\ $V_\mathrm{out}$ & blurred \\ $I_{\max}$ & blurred \\ Features...

You have to add \usepackage{hyperref} just before \begin{document}.

Back on my computer I thought i would provide a more robust solution. Naturally, defining a new semantic command comes to mind for this kind of stuff. So i looked up the original definition for \emph and modified it to create a new command \species . \begin{filecontents}{\jobname.bib} @book{lion2010...

Use emph instead of textit.

Package parskip

This solution is incompatible with the class the OP is using. It probably works with the memoir class though.

st before \begin{document} is a hypersetup block. Add colorlinks=false

Do not use the declaration environment.

Instead use \includepdf{nameOfPdf}