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2026

Buschmann Friis, Signe & Bosack Simonsen; Emilie: “AI-Based Monitoring in the Care Sector: An Analysis of Teton’s Impact on Healthcare Worker’s Care Practices”, Bachelor’s thesis; BA; Public Health Science; University of Copenhagen

2025

Anders Saxild, Sophus Toft: “Gear, Gains, and Goodwill: Understanding Digital Danish Pied Markets”, Master thesis, Aalborg University

Bjørk Poulsen, Anna, Veland, Emma & Hougaard Sørensen, Kamille Oline: “The Implementation of the Reverse Ankle Monitor in Denmark”. Project paper, MA, Techno-Anthropology, Aalborg University

Fransgaard, Laura: “Correlation Between User Understanding and Sense of Agency in Human-AI Interactions”. Thesis; MA; Information studies, Aarhus University

Uldum Thisgaard, Charlotte, Aleksej Belinson, Emil: “Patientplatformen i praksis. En postfænomenologisk undersøgelse af det gensidige samspil mellem teknologi, patienter og sundhedsprofessionelle” Thesis; MA, Information Studies, Aarhus University

2022

Anna Michaela Hovmand: “Examining Discourse Surrounding Humanity and Technology on YouTube: The Case of Tech YouTuber Mrwhosetheboss”. Master Thesis, IT University of Copenhagen.

Sol Lee: “Beyond the polar bear – An Information Processing Approach to Climate Change Communication”. Master Thesis, University of Copenhagen.

2021

Rasmus Mølgaard Hansen, Signe Strandsbjerg Kloppenborg, Tobias Pedersen, Victor Vadmand Jensen: “Life in the grey area – Digital marginalisation of elderly citizens in the Covid-19 vaccination invitation”, Bachelor thesis; BA; Techno-Anthropology; Aalborg University

Amanda Brødsgaard: ”Lokale Robotter i Global STS – En forskningsoversigt”, Review of Secondary Literature” (MA); Japan Studies; Copenhagen University

Alexander Luis Manuel Siegfried, Alfred Lund Felumb and Peter Zinck Munksgaard: Exploring Electronic Music:
Developing a Data Practice Thing. Project paper, Techno-Anthropology, Aalborg University

Karen Brix Hansen: “A Phenomenology of The Manager: Female Manager’s Performativity, Articulations and Reflections on Experienced Sexes, Bodies and Manager-Positions”. Master Thesis, Aarhus University.

Emilie Nielsen: “Institutionalisation of Citizen Involvement in the Local Disability Council”. Master Thesis, Aalborg University.Download

2020

Adam Curt Custock: “How Rewilding Sciences are Made and Matter”. Master Thesis, Aarhus University.Download

Esther Ørbæk Chemnitz: “Addressing Overhearers – Towards a Framework for Understanding the Effects of an Audience on Online Interactional Structures”. Master Thesis, Copenhagen university.Download
Ann-Sofie Hjelt Thorsen, Jeppe Hæstrup Kamstrup & Rasmus Nielsen Nissen: “Drawing the line -Citizen involvement processes in coastal protection projects”, Aalborg University, CopenhagenDownload

Holger Klint, Ida Harttung, Jesper Borup , Øyvind Maraak: “Understanding the complexities in the implementation of Agricultural Technologies”, IT University of CopenhagenDownload
Louise Romain: “Circle of voices: a techno-anthropological venture among Quebec First Nations”, Aalborg University Copenhagen Download

2019

Sophia Aumueller Wagner: “Encoded Bias in Recruitment Algorithms”, IT University of CopenhagenDownload
Sophia Aumüller-Wagner, Bartal Læarsson, Muhammed Agar, Kristina Mituzaite, Janina Münz, Linda Malnača: “Dominant and silent voices in the discourse on Health Smart Homes for the Elderly on Twitter and Scopus”, IT University of CopenhagenDownload
Mathilde Nakato Mikkelsen, Jonas Blicher Beknes, Lars Seneca Bang: “An explorative study into the implementation of video surveillance technology in care homes for people with dementia in Denmark”, IT University of CopenhagenDownload
Benjamin Ham, Clara Langaard, Cristina Canureci: “Mapping the controversy of ‘funding secured’- Elon Musk’s tweet about taking Tesla private”, IT University of CopenhagenDownload