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 tells us about human psychology. My work entails designing and conducting computerized 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 and mobile interfaces to evaluate, understand, and improve the study of interactions between humans and computers at scale. I am a fan of open science and reproducibility.

Mini Bio
I’m an Associate Professor in the section for Human-Computer Interaction & Design at the IT University of Copenhagen (ITU). Before, I was an Assistant Professor at ITU (2021-2024), and before that, a Postdoc (2019-2021) at the Department of Psychology at University of Copenhagen with Guido Makransky. I received my PhD in computer science in 2019 from Department of Computer Science at University of Copenhagen (DIKU), with supervision by Kasper Hornbæk. During fall 2017 I visited Pattie Maes‘ group Fluid Interfaces at MIT Media Lab. I regularly publish in top HCI venues, such as CHI, UIST, and TOCHI, in addition to general psychology and science journals.

Contact
Write me at asmo@itu.dk or call me at +45 27647016. You can also find me on LinkedIn, Bluesky, Twitter, and Github.