I am an senior lecturer and teach at the Master's program in Archival Science, Library and Information Science and Museology (ABM) and the Bachelor's program in Digital Cultures (DIKA). In my research, I am interested in everything related to archives.

Archives are often perceived as obscured, although they actually are everywhere. Some examples of archival documents are digital medical records, high school transcripts, and mortgage deeds. Recently, I have been investigating how archives are used in popular culture to tell stories, prove something, raise emotions, and entertain in radio and television productions. I also conduct research about archivists and their professional role, and how it is changing alongside societal and technological developments.