I’m a Danish computer science researcher. My main field of interest is Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), in particular with the intersection between human behavior and computational methods. My recent work includes research in Affective Computing, Mobile Sensing, and Virtual Reality. I am particularly fond of psychological constructs, their use within UI evaluations, and their potential in human-AI applications; this interest has fueled work in computational-focused research crossed with body ownership, dishonesty, and cognitive load. See all my publications here.

 

 

Mini Bio

I’m currently a Postdoc at the Virtual Learning Lab, at the Department of Psychology, University of Copenhagen, working with Guido Makransky. I received my PhD in computer science in 2019 from University of Copenhagen, supervised by Kasper Hornbæk in the ERC-funded project BodyUI. My thesis entitled Computer-Cognition Interfaces: Sensing and influencing mental processes with computer interaction is available here.