Welcome to my page. I am an anthropologist at the University of Vienna (Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology), specializing in the intersection of digital anthropology and psychological anthropology.
I hold a Master’s in Psychological and Psychiatric Anthropology from Brunel University (London) and a PhD from the University of Vienna. My academic journey includes research visits and fellowships at James Cook University (Singapore), RMIT and Monash University (Australia), University College London (UK), Münster University (Germany) and Maynooth University (Ireland).
My work investigates how people engage with digital technologies, focusing especially on smartphone practices. I use ethnographic and participatory methods to design research that incorporates diverse perspectives and highlights the experiences of research participants.
I am also a convener of the European Network for Psychological Anthropology, a co-founder of the Digital Ethnography Initiative and a co-organizer of the Homo Digitalis public talk series.