معرفی
Anders Albrechtslund is a Professor of Information Studies and Director of the Center for Surveillance Studies (CENSUS) at Aarhus University. He specializes in exploring the societal impact of surveillance technologies, particularly in healthcare contexts like dementia care. His research focuses on balancing safety, dignity, and privacy through ethical technology use. He leads major projects such as the Carlsberg Semper Ardens-funded 'Human Agency and Data-Intensive Surveillance' (2024–2029) and the Velux Foundation-supported 'LIVSTEGN' initiative (2019–2025).
Albrechtslund teaches in Aarhus University’s Information Studies and Digital Design programs, supervising topics related to surveillance, data ethics, and digital media. He collaborates internationally with public and private sector partners on surveillance technology applications. His work emphasizes empirical ethics and participatory design, addressing dilemmas arising from emerging technologies in caregiving and family contexts.
Grants & Projects
- Carlsberg Semper Ardens Grant: Human Agency in Data-Intensive Surveillance (2024–2029)
- Velux Foundation Grant: LIVSTEGN (2019–2025)
Labs/Teams
Directs the Center for Surveillance Studies (CENSUS), a hub for interdisciplinary research on surveillance technologies and societal implications.
