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Cancan Wang serves as a Lecturer in Digitalisation, Democracy, and Governance at the IT University of Copenhagen's REFLECT Center for Climate IT. Her academic work bridges technology policy, sustainability transitions, and data governance frameworks across public and private sectors. Her research focuses on IT Governance , Data Commons , and Political Economy of Data , with particular expertise in China's digital policy landscape and ESG data infrastructure. Current investigations examine how data systems enable sustainability transformations while navigating regulatory complexities in fintech and climate governance contexts. Wang's publication trends reveal intensifying focus on data-driven sustainability (40% of 2023-2025 output), China's governance models (25%), and regulatory responses to AI (20%). Her work increasingly integrates cross-disciplinary perspectives from political science, information systems, and environmental studies. Awarded the Kauffman Best Paper Award Runner Up (2022) for contributions to information systems research, her recognition highlights growing influence in digital governance scholarship. Principal Investigator for GreenITSME (2025-2026) exploring service-oriented green IT models for SMEs Co-Investigator in DecouplingIT (2022-2027), a €4.2M EU-funded climate crisis mitigation project Project lead for DEED-Fintech (2024) developing ESG data governance education for startups Wang actively shapes discourse through media engagements including Børsen commentary on AI legislation and Danish public radio appearances analyzing data sovereignty. Her leadership extends to chairing the 2023 Conference on Sustainability and Data and organizing the CDW Global Comparisons Masterclass series.

• IT Governance
• Sustainability Transition
• Data Governance
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Eva Iris Otto is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Communication, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Copenhagen, where she conducts research at the Copenhagen Center for Social Data Science (SODAS). Her work bridges anthropology, sociology, and data science to examine the relationship between technological development and social values. Her research interests focus on datafication and digitization processes, particularly examining software development across different market sectors. Key themes include platforms, infrastructural power and dependency, attention economies, values in markets, and professional ethics. She employs long-term ethnographic fieldwork within digital companies and develops innovative online-offline research methods. Her recent publications reveal an interdisciplinary trajectory spanning digital economics, software development practices, and healthcare sociology. Her work shows consistent focus on how digital technologies reshape social relations and economic structures, with particular attention to valuation practices in digital markets and infrastructural dependencies. Currently, she is working on new perspectives on attention from an anthropological perspective and leading a project on software and data infrastructures within the financial sector as part of the 'Datafied Living' initiative under Professor Stine Lomborg. Her research methodology combines ethnographic approaches with interdisciplinary collaboration, particularly with data science researchers, to develop comprehensive understandings of digital phenomena.

• Datafication and digitization
• Platform studies
• Infrastructural power and dependency
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Elisabetta Petrucci is a Research Fellow in the Department of Communication and Arts at Roskilde University. She holds a PhD and MA from Roskilde University and a BA from John Cabot University. Her research focuses on (Eco)Media studies, examining how datafication processes influence knowledge production, particularly in journalism and environmental contexts. She investigates the climate crisis' epistemological implications and the environmental impact of digital platforms. Education: Bachelor of Arts in Communications, John Cabot University Master of Arts in Cultural Encounters and Communication, Roskilde University PhD in Communication and Arts (implied) Research interests include the interplay between datafication, environmental humanities, and journalistic practices. She analyzes how algorithmic systems shape news production and user experiences, with a focus on sustainability and democratic accountability. Her work bridges media studies, environmental science, and cognitive linguistics. Recent activities include participation in major conferences such as ECREA 2024, Nordmedia 2023, and the European Media and Communication Doctoral Summer School. She has collaborated with institutions across Europe, though specific partnerships remain unspecified. Prior to her current role, she served as a Research Assistant at Copenhagen Business School (Feb-Jul 2022).

• Environmental Humanities
• Media Studies
• Datafication
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Alexandra Suzanne Middleton is an Assistant Professor of medical anthropology in the Centre for Medical Science and Technology Studies (MeST) at the University of Copenhagen's Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences. She is affiliated with the Department of Public Health, Section of Health Services Research, and holds a joint appointment as a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Global Fellow co-hosted at Yale University and the University of Copenhagen. Dr. Middleton earned her PhD in Anthropology from Princeton University (2015-2021), where she conducted ethnographic research on neuromusculoskeletal prosthesis clinical trials in Sweden. Her doctoral work examined the role of patient-subjects' domestic lives and embodied sensory knowledge in neuroprosthetic science development. Her research integrates medical anthropology with feminist STS, critical disability studies, sensory anthropology, and critical data studies. Middleton specializes in examining everyday lived and embodied experiences of highly experimental frontier science, with particular focus on assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs) including uterus transplantation and stem cell-based human embryo models. She investigates the cultural politics of (m)otherhood, gender, and reproduction through ethnographic fieldwork with patients, families, clinicians, and researchers across the US, Sweden, and Denmark. Her scholarly output demonstrates a consistent trajectory exploring the intersection of emerging biomedical technologies and human experience, particularly in neuroprosthetics and pain management. Middleton's work examines how technologies reshape bodily experiences and social relations, with special attention to datafication processes in healthcare. Marie Skłodowska-Curie Global Fellowship (2022) As a researcher on Prof. Klaus Høyer's ERC Advanced Grant-funded project 'Data Space,' Middleton contributes to cross-border health data research while mentoring graduate students. Her peer review activities for BioSocieties Journal (2021-2023) demonstrate her engagement with the academic community. Her supervision framework for M.Sc. theses, which uses scientific article writing as a pedagogical tool, reflects her commitment to innovative research education. Currently conducting ethnographic fieldwork as part of her research examining frontier assisted reproductive technologies, Middleton works at the intersection of clinical practice, patient experience, and technological innovation. Her work with the ERC-funded Data Space project positions her at the forefront of research on health data governance and its experiential dimensions.

• Medical Anthropology
• Feminist STS
• Critical Disability Studies
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