AIAS-SHAPE-fellow Cecilie Eriksen researches how decision-making and decision-supporting algorithmic systems can change the moral values, ideals, and views of humanity characteristic for the public sector in Denmark. Read more about her research here.

In a newly started research project collaborating with SHAPE, Stine Liv Johansen (Associate Professor, Centre for Children's Literature and Media) and Louise Bøttcher (Associate Professor in Neuropsychology, DPU) study the digital lives of young people with disabilities.

Post.doc. and AIAS-SHAPE fellow, Janet Rafner, is researching how co-creative tools between humans and artificial intelligence can help promote public engagement on critical societal issues. Read more about her research background and ongoing projects in the portrait here.

Associate Professor Pablo Velasco is Co-PI in SHAPE's ‘Digital activism’ project where he researches grassroot technological infrastructures - learn more about Pablo's research background and current projects in this portrait.

Postdoc Michael Christensen is part of the research project ‘Digital Citizenship’. His research centres around the digital aspects of children and young people’s daily life. In this portrait, you can learn more about Michaels’ current and future research. We hope you will enjoy reading the portrait!…

Postdoc in SHAPE’s Digital Citizenship, Patrick Heiberg Kapsch's recent research on the relation between citizens and the Danish welfare state will be presented in this portrait. We hope you'll enjoy reading it!

Postdoc in SHAPE’s Digital Activism project, Renée Ridgway, researches the ethics and politics of digital infrastructures and, more specifically, open search and alternatives to prevailing search hegemonies. In this portrait, Renée recounts her former, current and future research projects.

In collaboration with researchers from the Department of Law at Aarhus BSS, SHAPE is behind a new seminar series on digital citizenship from a legal perspective beginning on April 26. The initiators behind the seminar series, Bettina Lemann Kristiansen and Per Andersen, explain the motivation behind…

SHAPE's 'Digital Literacy and Machine Learning' project recently hosted an open workshop on machine learning for visitors at the main library, Dokk1, in Aarhus.

SHAPE collaborates with a wide range of interdisciplinary research projects concerned with democracy and citizenship, data and algorithms across faculties and departments at AU. Among them is a study of the Danish population’s use of social media during the general election campaign in 2022, led by…