Artificial Intelligence in the public domain. A critical study on privacy, surveillance and norms in data-driven technologies

Networked families in a smarthome context. Investigating privacy practices, norms and data-driven technology

Algorithmic systems through the looking Glass: A multi-contextual approach to understand the evaluation of algorithmic decision-making systems from a laypersons’ perspective.

A study of the narrative features of Data Journalism in China

Digitale ontkoppeling vanuit een zorgpolitiekperspectief: Een etnografische studie naar hoe individuen voor zichzelf en voor anderen digitale verbondenheid in het dagelijkse leven onderhandelen.

Reframing debates on youths’ privacy: Towards an understanding of how young people’s privacy practices unfold at the nexus of mobile youth culture and socio-cultural discourses on age

BOF-ZAP professorship in New media studies

Critical and playful subjectivity in networked families: Investigating family privacy practices, norms and smart home technology

Boundary coordination and mobile youth culture: An interpretative inquiry into the privacy management of teens in location-based social networks

The social implications of Artificial Intelligence: A critical inquiry into (dis)trusting AI decision support systems (ADSS)

BOF-ZAP professorship in New media studies