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.

In January, a number of SHAPE researchers participated in Transmediale Festival 2025, where they organised and facilitated the workshop "Everything is a matter of distance".

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…

AIAS/SHAPE Fellow Maj Nygaard-Christensen has published the article "Mange udsatte menneskers adgang til digitaliserede sundhedsløsninger sker i periferien af det etablerede system" (eng.: "Many vulnerable people's access to digitised healthcare solutions happens at the periphery of the established…

How do you make complex ideas understandable to everyone? The answer is quite simple: with a marker and a blank sheet of paper. On 23 January, a group of SHAPE participants attended a workshop at AIAS where they gained insight into how graphic facilitation can be used to communicate clearly and…

In January, NetIAS Debate 2025 took place at AIAS, a day of networking, dialogue, and discussions around the theme of "Computational Practices in 'the Rest of the World'".

SHAPE researcher Christian Ulrik Andersen has received a DKK 978,000 monograph grant from the Carlsberg Foundation to write the book Minor Tech, which explores how digital art and underground culture illuminate the environmental, cultural and societal impacts of Big Tech from minority perspectives.

How can we create an alternative to the traditional, profit-driven models of academic publishing? This question lies at the heart of the SHAPE project Knowledge Servers, which, with a grant from Open Book Futures (OBF), will publish an experimental publication to explore new ways of disseminating…

With a grant from the Independent Research Fund Denmark, a project led by Rachel Charlotte Smith will explore how participatory design, communities, and diversity can play a central role in the development of digital technologies that support the green transition.