Stillingsbeskrivelse

With a background in musicology and media and communication studies (Göttingen and Oslo), I completed my PhD at the Research Centre for Music and Gender at the University of Music, Drama, and Media in Hanover. I develop situated art intervention as a research method to explore complex research questions related to gender, dementia, and sustainable transformation. I have also worked with other qualitative research methods, including archival studies, content analysis, multimodal analysis, aesthetic analysis, diffractive analysis, discourse analysis, policy analysis, qualitative interviews, focus group interviews, and ethnographic fieldwork.

I primarily work inter- and transdisciplinary, collaborating with artists, social scientists, and natural scientists who are interested in human thoughts, performances, creations, and relationships, as well as the broader question of what it means to be human. 

Member

UArctic Thematic Network on Gender in Arctic Knowledge Production
UArctic Thematic Network on Environmental Humanities
International Research Network Arts & Dementia