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I am an assistant professor in the Digital Culture and Mobile Communication research group at the IT University of Copenhagen in Denmark. I have broad interests ranging from considering issues of privacy and identity to investigating the role of technology in disaster. Specifically, my research focuses on how people use such technologies to cope with adverse circumstances, to maintain their social relationships and to navigate and interact in urban spaces.
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My paper, entitled "Social Ties for the Soul: How Russians Reconnect with the Past on Social Network Sites" has been accepted to the 2010 annual meeting of the International Communication Association
20-01-2010
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Mark Latonero and I have had our co-authored paper entitled "'Respectfully Yours in Safety and Service': Emergency Management and Social Media Evangelism" accepted to the Collaboration and Social Networking track of the Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management conference.
14-01-2010
| Paul Dourish and I have recieved an NSF HCC small grant entitled "From local ties to transnational connections: The role of computer-mediated communication in relational maintenance". This will continue to be a collaborative project between UCI and ITU, Copenhagen, focused on the role of communication technologies in relational maintenance in Russia and Kazakhstan.
08-13-2009
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