Design researcher in human-computer interaction (HCI)
Arctic Six Chair, 2026-2028, Arctic Centre
How are data-driven technologies changing what we can know and feel about bodies and environments: our own, each other's, and those of the more-than-human world? In my research I explore how to design these technologies so that they work for a plurality of bodies, practices, and ways of being in the world. This has taken me from intimate health and wellbeing data to environmental data. I approach these issues from an interdisciplinary perspective, combining interaction design, computer science, feminist technoscience and STS.
Affiliated with Humlab and appointed Arctic Six Chair 2026-2028 for the Arctic Centre at Umeå University.
For an overview of my publications see my Google scholar profile
As a teacher, I have been actively involved in 12 different courses, mainly within the areas of HCI and Interaction Design, and also Philosophy of Science and Research Methodology. I believe in Project-Based Learning, where students independently pursue their own research and development. Often, my courses involve complex and enganging projects that cover the entire design cycle, from user research to implementation (typically web-based, app, or physical prototypes). I have taught students from different disciplinary backgrounds, such as computer science, media technology, and interaction design.