Anna-Mamusu Wehlitz

Anna-Mamusu Wehlitz is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the IT University of Copenhagen, specializing in Human-Computer Interaction and Design since 2015. Her work bridges fashion, technology, and sustainability, with a focus on embodied knowledge and design anthropology. She has served as Principal Investigator for the long-term Wardrobe Encounters project (2015-2024), exploring human-wardrobe interactions through co-creation and multi-species ethnography.

• Research Themes: Sustainable fashion, biochemistry in textile engineering, light-driven denim dyeing, and affective design practices

Her publications span open-access journals like Nature Communications and Journal of Embodied Research, with recent work on chemoenzymatic processes for denim dyeing and techno-economic analyses of sustainable apparel. Though not formally affiliated with a specific department, her work has garnered significant attention, including coverage in 30 news outlets and 52 Mendeley readers.