I am a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Copenhagen, based at the Faculty of Medicine. I hold a PhD in Computer Science (Human-Centered Computing) and a MS in Anthropology from the University of Copenhagen, as well as several years of experience with applied field research in the U.S., Mexico and Denmark. 

My current work focuses on critical heritage and the digital life of human remains in museums. I am studying the challenges, opportunities and lingering ghosts that emerge when digitising human remains in museums and legacy anatomical collections💀🦴. 

My previous research has explored DEI in computer science organizations; the intersection of accessibility + neuroinclusivity in computer science, and issues of access in public digital systems. I have over 8 years of experience driving impactful initiatives to promote diversity and foster inclusive cultures in science.

I draw on ethnographic methods and design-based approaches to explore and address barriers and opportunities for creating more inclusive and accessible organizations.

I like to play with maker tools like laser cutters and 3D printers - mostly for fun, sometimes for prototyping purposes. 

Find out more about the projects I have worked on in the PROJECTS section.