I am a digital anthropologist and HCI scholar researching equity and accessibility in science, healthcare and technology. I am co-editor of “Universal Design as a Tool for Change” (2026) and co-author of “Diversity in Computer Science: Design Artefacts for Equity and Inclusion” (2023).

My recent work has explored neurodiversity and accessibility in Danish universities; equity and classification systems in scientific collections of human remains and tracking practices at the intersection of menstrual health and diabetes. I typically draw on ethnographic methods and design-based approaches, and enjoy exploring the possibilities of universal design and critical design.

I have a mixed background in Computer Science (PhD) and Anthropology (MS) and fieldwork experience in the U.S., Mexico and Denmark. In addition, I have over 8 years of experience driving impactful initiatives to promote diversity and foster inclusive cultures in science.

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.