Mette Strange Noesgaard

Mette Strange Noesgaard is an Associate Professor at Aalborg University's Department of Politics and Society within The Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities. She specializes in Public Administration & Digitalization, contributing to AI for the People initiative and Danish Centre for Health Informatics. Her research focuses on digital transformation in public sectors, organizational behavior, and healthcare IT. She has led or participated in 5 major projects including REPAI (Responsible AI for Value Creation) and WELCOME (Welfare Technology: From vision to value).

Key research areas include analyzing digital innovation adoption in public sectors, exploring expatriate engagement dynamics, and studying job crafting's impact on organizational commitment. Notable projects address cybersecurity challenges in wartime, AI implementation for public safety, and leadership strategies for digital transformation.

Her work has been recognized with the 2022 prize for 'Shaping the Future Through Anticipation Work.' She has collaborated internationally, including a visiting research stint at Auckland University of Technology (2015). Over 40 research outputs span peer-reviewed journals like Public Administration Review and European Management Journal, addressing topics from data governance politics to healthcare worker engagement.

Her advisory activities include curating research on digital transformation leadership and presenting at industry forums on topics like mobile technology in eldercare. She maintains active professional networks through conferences and workshops, emphasizing practical application of academic insights into public sector challenges.