Charlotte Kroløkke

Charlotte Kroløkke is a Professor at the Department of Culture and Language, University of Southern Denmark, with 116 research outputs and 60+ media contributions. Her work bridges Cultural Politics, Reproductive Technologies, and Transnational Kinship.

• Key projects: Endocrine Economies (2022–2026), Ice Age (fertility preservation ethics), and KinTra (transnational relatedness)
• Recent publications examine PFAS exposure impacts in the Danish Commonwealth, surrogacy regulation in the Netherlands, and space exploration ethics.

Research Trends: Focus on technopolitical intersections, including cryopreservation (sperm/egg banking), endocrine disruptor discourse, and speculative imaginaries in science.

Scientific Awards:

• Velux Grant (2021)
• Research Fellow (2020)
• Research Associate (2017)
• Visiting Senior Scholar (2015)
• KRAKA Prize (2011)

Teaching: Co-teaches courses in cultural theory/history and cultural analysis (2023–2025) with colleagues like L. Skewes and A.N. Bang.