I study politics on social media and political communication during international conflict. I use methods from computational social science to explore topics in political sociology, political communication, and international relations.

My research is focused on:

-          Disinformation, misinformation, and propaganda

-          Online censorship

-          Hybrid warfare and information warfare

-          Russian and Ukrainian politics

-          Social networks

I am a coordinator for the “Hub on mis-/disinformation” a member of the Copenhagen Center for Social Data Science (SODAS) and The Young Academy.

I wrote my PhD thesis on pro-Kremlin disinformation on social media as a part of the Digital Disinformation project, funded by the Carlsberg Foundation. My current research is part of the DIPLOFACE project, directed by Rebecca Adler-Nissen. I was a visiting scholar at New York University’s SMAPP lab, where I carried out research on Russian interference in US elections. I have also stayed at Waseda University as a research fellow and Tokyo University as a visiting student.

I have previously designed and taught seminar courses, respectively titled 'Propaganda and Disinformation on Social Media' and 'Social Network Analysis'. I have co-taught Advanced Social Data Science I, Digital Methods and Social Data Analysis as part of the new MSc program in Social Data Science. 

Open office hours: Tuesdays 15:20-16:20 (room 18.1.06) from the 17th of September.