Caroline Gjørtsvang Kock is a research assistant in SHAPE, and is working on the project "The Digitally Supported Democratic Dialogue on Urban Development".

Marie Koldkjær Højlund is an associate professor at Musicology and Digital Design, and is affiliated with SHAPE with the research project "Sonic Citizenship". Read more about her research background and ongoing research project in this portrait.

Rasmus Kornbek is a research assistant in SHAPE, and is working on the project "History of the Civil Registration Number".

Associate Professor Helene Ratner researches how artificial intelligence and other data-driven technologies are changing the relationship between the state and its citizens. In addition to being a researcher at SHAPE, she is also Chief Scientist at a new national AI research center - CAISA.

Professor Ilya Utekhin is an AIAS-SHAPE Fellow with the research project “News flow analytics: A data science method for eliciting censorship and showing bias.” Read more about his research background and current project in the portrait here.

Associate Professor Christian Ulrik Andersen is affiliated with SHAPE through the research project "Knowledge Servers". Learn more about his research background and ongoing project in this portrait.

Miriam Kroman Brems, who has just received the Aarhus University Research Foundation PhD Award, is part of the research project: "YouTube as an Infrastructure for Influence on Citizens' Belief and Behavior". Read more about her research background and current work in this portrait.

Associate Professor and AIAS-SHAPE fellow Jan Løhmann Stephensen is affiliated with SHAPE with the research project: ‘Chat Democracy: AI, Democratic Talk, and a New Shared Language.’ The project is about how democratic talk changes when we are no longer the only ones using and creating meaning in…

Associate Professer Peter Danholt is part of the research project 'Cultures of Data Collaboration', which investigates the use of digital systems and data in social work. Read more about his research background and current project in this portrait.

Associate Professor Iben Have is an AIAS-SHAPE Fellow with the research project Resonating Synthetic Voices and Listening Citizens: Democratic Implications of TTS-Assisted Communication, where she investigates how written information and interactions between public authorities and citizens can now…