Research

My research interests are primarily in information ethics and personal information management. Currently I am especially focused on the intersection of those topics with post-mortem data management and artificial intelligence. I try to create knowledge to aid responsible computing and information management, which necessarily requires integrating technical, social, and philosophical research methods.

A complete list of my publications is on Google Scholar and my scholarly code is on GitHub.

Current topics & example publications

• Information across life and death
  • Review of literature on information management and death
  • Study on deleting personal photographs
  • Forthcoming edited book on how information supports ageing and legacy
• AI & ethics in the information society
  • Chapter on the epistemic injustices of AI-generated metadata
  • Study of AI ethics evaluation methods in libraries
  • Chapter on challenges of the information society

Past topics / projects

• Grand Challenge EU AI Act: AI regulation & ethics
• AI Future Lab @ L3S: AI ethics & auditing
• Hidden Heritage: PIM & cultural heritage
• Data-driven info mgmt tools: PIM & information retrieval
• The nature of information: philosophy & LIS
• Innovative informetrics: scientometrics & LCSH