I am a Professor of Information Studies and Director of Center for Surveillance Studies (CENSUS) at Aarhus University. Currently, I am the PI of the Carlsberg Semper Ardens: Accomplish project Human Values and Data-Intensive Surveillance (2024-2029) and the HUMpraxis project LIVSTEGN, which is funded by the Velux Foundation (2019-2024).

The overall aim of my research is to investigate the role and impact of surveillance in society, especially in relation to digital technologies. I focus on surveillance technologies in individual and organisational contexts, particularly in the areas of everyday social practices, children’s lives, and healthcare. 

I teach the bachelor's and master's programs in Information Studies and Digital Design. I have taught and supervised many courses, including Studium Generale and a number of current core courses on surveillance and welfare technologies. I supervise topics such as surveillance, data and technologies, sociale medier and ethics.

As a researcher and teacher, I have often collaborated with public and private partners both nationally and internationally. Feel free to contact me if you have an idea that might lead to collaboration.