20162024

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Current position

Associate Professor, Human-Centered Data Science, IT University of Copenhagen

Research areas

I’m a computer scientist, with research interests in human-computer interaction, psychology, and data science. My research is about understanding user behavior of computer systems, and what this can tell us about humans more broadly. My work entails designing and conducting experiments with human participants, and modeling the interactions using statistical and machine learning techniques. I’m studying, and ultimately aiming at improving, how to conduct empirical research in computer science. I utilize a range of technologies such as extended reality, mobile interfaces, and crowdsourcing to evaluate, understand, and improve interactions between humans and computers. I am a fan of open science and reproducibility.

Employments/positions

2024-: Associate Professor, HCI & Design, IT University of Copenhagen
2021-2024: Assistant Professor, Digital Design, IT University of Copenhagen
2019-2021: Postdoc, Department of Psychology, University of Copenhagen
2017: Visiting scholar, Fluid Interfaces, MIT Media Lab
2016-2019: PhD student, Department of Computer Science, University of Copenhagen

Education/Academic qualification

Computer Science, PhD, Computer Cognition Interfaces, University of Copenhagen

Award Date: 1 Feb 2019

Computer Science, MSc, Detecting and understanding the impact of affect in touch-based computer interaction, University of Copenhagen

Award Date: 1 Dec 2015

Keywords

  • Human-Computer Interaction
  • Data science
  • HCI
  • Experimental psychology
  • Virtual Reality
  • Artificial intelligence

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