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Camilla Lindholm is a Professor at the Department of Finno-Ugric and Nordic Studies, Faculty of Humanities, University of Helsinki. She supervises doctoral students in both the Social Sciences and Linguistics doctoral programs.
Her research focuses on
- Linguistics (specifically plain language and language activism)
- Social interaction mechanisms
- Mental health communication
- Digital governance impacts on institutional trust
- Language policy in public sectors
Recent publications examine algorithmic decision-making's impact on citizen-state relationships, plain language as social inclusion tool, and interdisciplinary linguistic approaches to mental health support. Her 2025 projects include Klaara-network (Baltic literature and integration) and continued work on spoken language research networks.
Scientific recognition includes
- Faculty of Arts' award for social interaction (2024)
- Hack for Society award (2017)
- Vuoden teko 2023 (2024)
She actively contributes to academic discourse through conference organization, peer review, and editorial work with Palgrave Macmillan. Media visibility includes publications about Memocate - a digital communication tool for dementia patients.
