I am an Associate Professor at Aalborg University’s Human-Centred Computing group. My research interests lay in Human-Computer Interaction, Social Computing, and Ubiquitous Computing.
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My research
My research focuses on human-AI interaction, self-report studies, and online crowdsourcing. In particular, I seek to either improve end-user interaction with technology through design and evaluation or to assess and improve our methodological approaches. Most of my work follows an empirical approach, with a heavy focus on in situ deployments.
I have been lucky to work with a group of extremely talented and friendly colleagues all across the world, including at University College London’s Interaction Centre, the University of Melbourne’s Human-Computer Interaction Group, and the University of Oulu’s Center for Ubiquitous Computing.
Latest news
- October 2022: I am hiring a Postdoc in Human-Centred AI.
- October 2022: Hope to see you at NordiCHI in Aarhus.
- December 2021: Proud recipient of a Young Research Fellowship from Carlsberg Foundation for a new project, Algorithmic Explainability for Everyday Citizens!
- October 2021: We are hiring two PhD candidates on HCI + Human-AI. One position on clinical training and one on drones for search and rescue. Application deadline November 23.
- July 2021: I have been promoted to Associate Professor at the Human-Centred Computing Group at Aalborg University.
- May 2021: Hope to see you all online at CHI 2021, where I will present our paper Effect of Information Presentation on Fairness Perceptions of Machine Learning Predictors.
- September 2019: My PhD thesis, ‘Data Quality and Quantity in Mobile Experience Sampling‘ is now available online.