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Sang Pil Jin is an Assistant Professor (Tenure Track) at the Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies (ToRS) within the Faculty of Humanities at the University of Copenhagen. His research focuses on Korean Studies with an emphasis on historical diplomacy, geopolitical strategy, and imperial rivalries in East Asia. He examines how Korea navigated complex international relations during periods of imperial competition, particularly in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Key research areas include the interplay between Korea and global powers, analyzing strategies for neutrality and survival amid colonial pressures, and the role of communication infrastructure in shaping diplomatic relations. His work bridges historical analysis with contemporary geopolitical issues, such as US-Korea relations and North Korea denuclearization challenges. Prof. Jin's publications highlight themes like the 'Great Game' dynamics in East Asia, the impact of railroads and telegraph systems on colonial power dynamics, and Korea's engagement with major empires during periods of crisis. His research underscores the importance of understanding historical precedents to inform modern strategic decision-making in international relations. He is affiliated with HUM:Global, a strategic initiative under the Faculty of Humanities promoting interdisciplinary global studies. His work contributes to broader discussions on sovereignty, neutralization strategies, and the legacies of imperial competition in contemporary geopolitical landscapes.

• Korean Studies
• International Relations
• Geopolitical History
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Søren Overgaard is an Associate Professor at the Department of Communication , Faculty of Humanities , University of Copenhagen, and a core member of the Center for Subjectivity Research . His work bridges phenomenology , philosophy of mind , and metaphilosophy , with a focus on perceptual experience, intersubjectivity, and metaphilosophical methodology. Areas of Specialization : Philosophy of Mind (Perception, Social Cognition), Phenomenology, Metaphilosophy, Wittgenstein Studies Education : PhD in Philosophy (2002, University of Aarhus), MA in Philosophy (1998), BA in Philosophy (1996) Research Interests center on perceptual experience , including disjunctivism, naive realism, and the phenomenology of hallucination/illusion. He integrates Husserl’s phenomenology , Merleau-Ponty’s embodiment theories , and Wittgenstein’s ordinary language philosophy to address questions about consciousness, social cognition, and the nature of philosophical methodology. Recent Publications include peer-reviewed articles on perceptual occlusion, backlighting, and the vertical-horizontal illusion in journals like Synthese , Mind , and Erkenntnis , as well as chapters in edited volumes on empathy, enactivism, and phenomenological approaches to psychopathology. His authored books include En verden af indtryk (2023) and An Introduction to Metaphilosophy (2013), translated into Korean and Turkish. Scientific Awards : 2020: Einar Hansen’s Research Foundation Prize for Outstanding Humanistic Research (SEK 150,000) Grants include a 2024-26 6,183,000 DKK grant from the Independent Research Fund Denmark for Mapping Perceptual Presence , and prior grants from the Danish National Research Foundation, Research Councils UK, Carlsberg Foundation, and others. Leadership and Service roles: Deputy Head of Department for Research (2024–), Director of the MA Programme in Cognition and Communication (2020–2022), President of the Nordic Society for Phenomenology (2017–2023), and editorial roles for journals and book series like Routledge Research in Phenomenology .

• Philosophy of Mind
• Phenomenology
• Metaphilosophy
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Thomas Mosebo Simonsen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Communication and Psychology at Aalborg University's Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. His academic work centers on digital media, media production, and film studies, with particular expertise in user-generated content, platform aesthetics, and cinema space in digital culture. His research interests span multiple domains including digital media platforms , media aesthetics , film studies , user-generated content , and cultural industries . Simonsen examines how digital platforms shape production forms and user experiences, with special attention to YouTube culture as evidenced by his 2023 book of the same name. His work bridges academic research and industry practice, leveraging his background in production to connect university teaching with business applications. Analysis of Simonsen's recent publications reveals a consistent focus on the intersection of traditional media and digital platforms. His work examines how cinema adapts to digital culture, how sustainability apps are domesticated in everyday life, and how Korean film influences global media landscapes. A recurring theme is the relationship between platform affordances and user creativity, particularly in social media contexts like YouTube where authenticity and direct audience connection drive engagement. As an educator, Simonsen oversees the Media Studies minor program and teaches across multiple degree programs including Communication and Digital Media, and Interactive Digital Media. His teaching spans media production, film analysis, digital platforms, and cultural industries. Administratively, he serves as subject consultant for Media Studies, editor for the Media and Communication Encyclopedia, and subject manager at Denmark's National Excise Department LEX. His research projects include "Analysis of digital phenomena" (2018-2023), "Computational Thinking" (2018), and ongoing work on cinema space in digital content culture. Simonsen actively contributes to public discourse through media appearances, recently discussing YouTube culture, Mister Beast's philanthropic content model, and the Korean Wave's global impact.

• Digital Media
• Media Production
• User-Generated Content
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Ji Young Lee serves as an Assistant Professor of Bioethics within the Department of Public Health at the University of Copenhagen's Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences. Her institutional affiliation is specifically with the Section of Health Services Research, located at Øster Farimagsgade 5 opg. B, 1353 København K. She maintains an active research profile with 45 documented research outputs across various publication types including journal articles, commentaries, and book chapters. Dr. Lee's research profile reveals extensive expertise in bioethics with particular specialization in reproductive ethics. Her work critically examines pronatalism policies, especially in the South Korean context, and explores the ethical dimensions of emerging reproductive technologies including ectogestation and uterus transplantation. She investigates how concepts of autonomy intersect with medical decision-making, particularly regarding personalized patient preference predictors. Her scholarship bridges philosophical inquiry with practical public health applications, as evidenced by her work on kindness as a public health intervention. Analysis of her recent publications (2024-2025) shows a concentrated research trajectory focused on reproductive ethics, with pronounced attention to pronatalism debates across eight publications. Her work demonstrates strong international collaboration, with research outputs appearing in leading bioethics journals including Journal of Medical Ethics, Bioethics, and Journal of Social Philosophy. The interdisciplinary nature of her scholarship connects philosophy, medical ethics, public health policy, and demographic studies. Dr. Lee completed her PhD in Philosophy at the University of Bristol, establishing a strong theoretical foundation for her current bioethics research. Her ORCID profile (0000-0003-1573-7139) documents her scholarly contributions, and her work has garnered attention across academic and social media platforms with mentions on X (formerly Twitter), Bluesky, and academic platforms like Mendeley.

• Bioethics
• Medical Ethics
• Public Health
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Jun Liu is an Associate Professor at the Department of Communication, Faculty of Humanities, University of Copenhagen. His research focuses on digital media's role in contentious politics, internet governance, and social media dynamics in China. He is affiliated with the Section of Digital Information and Communication and contributes to HUM:Global initiatives. His work examines topics like censorship mechanisms, algorithmic framing, and the interplay between technology and activism. Liu’s research spans comparative media studies, public health communication during pandemics, and the evolution of digital repertoires in political contention. He has published extensively on social media’s impact on collective action, governance by quantification, and the dynamics of real-time political mobilization in China. His recent articles highlight themes such as the contextual turn in big data research, algorithmic analysis using LLMs, and challenges in studying digital activism. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with empirical studies, often focusing on China’s digital landscape and its global implications. Liu collaborates within interdisciplinary teams at HUM:Global and participates in projects addressing digital governance, cross-cultural communication, and innovation in humanities research. His contributions reflect a commitment to understanding the societal impacts of emerging technologies.

• Digital Media Studies
• Internet Governance
• Contentious Politics
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Rikke Vestergaard Matthiesen is an Associate Professor at the Department of Materials and Production, Faculty of Engineering and Science, Aalborg University. Her research focuses on Advanced Manufacturing Technologies, Lean Production, Healthcare Operations, and Machine Learning Applications. She leads and participates in projects addressing topics like surgical duration prediction, Industry 4.0 capabilities, and quality management in healthcare laboratories. Key projects include 'TEFFIC: Transforming Educational Programmes For Future Industry 4.0 Capabilities' (2018–2021) and 'Optimization of Quality Management Systems in Hospital Laboratories' (ongoing). She has collaborated on the 'International Manufacturing Strategy Survey 2013' and contributed to understanding Lean transformation challenges in multinational companies. Her research outputs span over 29 publications, including studies on machine learning applications in healthcare and manufacturing strategy formation. Recent work explores the I4 technology-performance link and operational efficiency in surgery planning. She is actively involved in academic activities, workshops, and media engagements, emphasizing the practical implications of technological adoption without overpromising outcomes. Labs and teams include the Center for Industrial Production and the FoCHO (Healthcare Operations) initiative. Current research emphasizes data-driven decision-making in healthcare and manufacturing, with a focus on employee satisfaction and quality improvement.

• Advanced Manufacturing Technologies
• Lean Production
• Healthcare Operations
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Hyun Joo Choi serves as a Teaching Associate Professor in the Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies at the University of Copenhagen's Faculty of Humanities. She teaches Korean language courses across beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels, including Speaking for beginners, Speaking and Reading for intermediates/advanced, and Practice Academic Reading for BA/MA students. Her educational background includes an MA in Aesthetics from Hongik University (2005) and completion of the Korean Language Teaching Course at Hongik University's International Language Institute (2009). Research focuses on Korean language, literature, translation, semantics, culture, philosophy, aesthetics, and society, with emphasis on cultural studies and philosophical aesthetics. She actively bridges linguistic pedagogy with Korean cultural philosophy through her teaching and translation work. As a member and former Vice-president (2016-2020) of the European Association for Korean Language Education (EAKLE), she participates in international workshops including the Overseas Translation Workshop Program (2019-present) and Nordic Baltic Korean Studies Days (2024). Recent engagements cover AI-literacy pedagogy and digital teaching tools for Korean language instruction. No scientific awards were documented. Information regarding student advising or research grants was not provided in available materials.

• Korean language
• Korean literature
• translation
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Kristine Kjærsgaard is an Associate Professor and Deputy Head of the Department of Cultural and Linguistic Studies at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU). She holds a PhD and specializes in international relations, focusing on Danish foreign and security policy, human rights, and the role of international organizations like the UN and Council of Europe. Her work bridges historical analysis with contemporary policy issues. Her research interests include transnational advocacy networks, Scandinavian diplomacy during the Cold War, and the impact of UN conferences on domestic policy. She has authored books such as *Danmark i FN* (2018) and edited volumes on human rights and Nordic cooperation. Recent publications analyze Denmark’s evolving development finance strategies, Middle East diplomatic challenges, and Scandinavian actions against the Greek Junta. Her work frequently highlights the interplay between international institutions and domestic policy formation in small states. Prof. Kjærsgaard serves on editorial boards and has supervised numerous research projects. She is affiliated with SDU’s Center for War Studies and regularly contributes to public debates on global governance and historical diplomacy.

• International Relations
• Human Rights
• Foreign Policy
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Marcello Mannino is an Associate Professor at the Department of Archaeology and Heritage Studies, School of Culture and Society, Aarhus University. His primary affiliation is with the university's Moesgård campus in Højbjerg, Denmark. He specializes in environmental archaeology with a focus on stable isotope analysis, prehistoric dietary reconstruction, and human-environment interactions across Holocene and Late Pleistocene periods. His research spans Europe, the Levant, and Italy, addressing topics such as hunter-gatherer adaptations, agricultural transitions, and isotopic tracing of resource use. He has been involved in major interdisciplinary projects like the AU STAR initiative (2015-2016), which integrated natural sciences with archaeological research. Mannino has maintained an active publication record since 1999, with significant contributions in 2024-2025 focusing on isotopic analyses of medieval diets, Korean prehistoric diets, and stockfish trade networks. His work often bridges bioarchaeology with historical and environmental datasets. He has served as an examiner for PhD theses and peer reviewer for journals like Quaternary Science Reviews and The Holocene. Key areas of activity include: Editorial roles for archaeological journals Organizing international conferences (e.g., 39th Association for Environmental Archaeology Conference) Collaborations across Europe and South Korea

• Environmental Archaeology
• Stable Isotope Analysis
• Hunter-Gatherer Societies
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Mathias Bonde Korsgaard is Associate Professor of Online Video Cultures at the Department of Media and Journalism Studies, School of Communication and Culture, Aarhus University. He is internationally recognized for his work in music video studies and audiovisual media, contributing significantly to the revitalization of the field in the digital age. Institution: Aarhus University School: School of Communication and Culture Department: Department of Media and Journalism Studies Position: Associate Professor Email: mbk@cc.au.dk Office: Helsingforsgade 14, 8200 Aarhus N, Denmark His research focuses on music video, film analysis, audiovisual studies, and videographic criticism. He has published extensively, including the monograph Music Video After MTV (Routledge, 2017), and co-edited Traveling Music Videos (Bloomsbury, 2024) and the forthcoming Nordic Music Videos (Routledge). He is editor-in-chief of the Danish online film journal 16:9 , where he also practices audiovisual essay-making. The recent articles show a strong trend in the analysis of music videos, Nordic audiovisual culture, and the scholarly use of video essays. His work spans film studies, media theory, digital aesthetics, and cultural criticism, often intersecting with public engagement through podcasts, workshops, and media commentary. He explores how digital platforms like YouTube and TikTok reshape audiovisual expression and cultural memory. Scientific awards and honors: No specific awards mentioned in the provided text. Korsgaard has been involved in academic mentoring and public education through teaching and media appearances. He led the research project 'Audiovisual Literacy and New Audiovisual Short-Forms' (2016–2020) and has supervised or co-taught courses such as Media Text Analysis I . He frequently contributes to public discourse through lectures, interviews, and press engagements. His work bridges academic scholarship with creative practice and public outreach. He is actively engaged with the 16:9 journal, which serves as a platform for both scholarly and audiovisual contributions, effectively functioning as a research lab for videographic criticism. Through this outlet and his project work, he fosters a collaborative network across film, media, and music scholarship, particularly in the Nordic region.

• Music Video Studies
• Audiovisual Media
• Film Studies
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Steen Ledet Christiansen is a Professor of Media and Cultural Studies at Aalborg University's Department of Culture and Learning within The Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities. His research focuses on film aesthetics, hauntology, transgressive narratives, and posthumanism. He has published extensively on topics like post-cinema, temporal structures in film, and cultural transformations in media. Notable works include The Morph-Image: The Subjunctive Synthesis of Time (2024) and Storytelling in Kabuki (2024). Key research areas include media theory, science fiction analysis, horror studies, and the intersection of literature and visual culture. His projects include Monstrologi: The Aesthetics of Cultural Resistance (2010–2011) and contributions to Bogserie: Filmanalyse, TV-analyse og Analyse af transmedier (2014–2019). He has participated in over 55 academic activities, including guest lectures on contemporary TV analysis and seminars on American studies. Media appearances include discussions on horror cinema and zombie narratives. His work bridges film theory, cultural critique, and interdisciplinary approaches to media studies.

• Media Studies
• Film Culture
• Cultural Theory
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Barbara Wall is an Associate Professor in Korean Studies at the University of Copenhagen's Faculty of Humanities, Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies, and serves as Academic Coordinator of Asian Studies. Her international academic career spans Germany, South Korea, and Canada with appointments at Ruhr-University Bochum, Korea University, and University of British Columbia. Her educational background includes: Ph.D. in Korean Studies, Ruhr-University Bochum (2014) Ph.D. (ABD) in Comparative Cultural Studies, Korea University (2010-2014) M.A. in Confucian Studies, Sungkyunkwan University (2006) B.A. in Classical Chinese and Japanese Studies, University of Heidelberg (2000) Professor Wall's research centers on Korean literature and popular culture with specialized focus on K-Drama, translation studies, and digital humanities methodologies. She investigates sound narratives in Korean cultural production, representation of minoritized groups, spatial dynamics in Seoul's urban landscape, and Buddhist elements in contemporary screen media, bridging traditional textual analysis with digital tools. Her publication trends reveal sustained engagement with transmedia adaptations of The Journey to the West across Korean contexts, evolving into contemporary analyses of K-pop fandom and digital Korean studies. Recent work demonstrates increasing methodological sophistication through graphical modeling and digital humanities approaches to narrative structures. Her scientific recognition includes: Korea Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship (2014-2015) Academy of Korean Studies Research Fellowship (2018) Inter-University Center Research Fellowship (2016) As Principal Investigator for 'Tempting Tunes: Interfaces of Sound and Narrative in Korean Culture' (2021-2026), she leads research funded by the Academy of Korean Studies. She organizes academic events including the June 2024 workshop on 'Representation of Minoritized Groups in Korean Popular Culture' and prepares panels for the March 2024 AAS conference. No graduate student advising information is publicly documented. Her research is conducted within Copenhagen's Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies, fostering international collaborations across East Asian studies and digital humanities networks, with active involvement in computational literary studies and Korean cultural analysis.

• Korean literature
• Korean popular culture
• K-Drama
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Youn-Hee Lim serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Public Health, Section of Environmental Health at the University of Copenhagen's Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences. Her research focuses on estimating environmental health effects using big data approaches, with particular emphasis on air pollution, noise, and climate impacts on population health. Dr. Lim earned her PhD in Epidemiology/Biostatistics from Seoul National University in 2011 and an MA in Applied Mathematics from the University of Colorado Boulder in 1998. Prior to her current position, she held research faculty positions at Seoul National University (Research Assistant Professor, 2011-2014; Research Associate Professor, 2014-2019) and worked as a Senior Research Data Analyst at Educational Testing Service (1998-2007). Her research program investigates the effects of environmental exposures on cardiovascular diseases and psychiatric disorders through linkage of register-based health data with historical exposure information. She leads multiple cohort studies examining environmental impacts on children's growth and neurocognitive development, as well as cardiovascular, metabolic, and neurodegenerative diseases in women and the elderly. Her work also explores the roles of genetic factors, DNA methylation, and microbiome in environmental health. Dr. Lim's methodological expertise spans biostatistics, exposome analysis, and cohort data analysis. Analysis of Dr. Lim's recent publications reveals a strong focus on air pollution health effects across multiple health outcomes, including mortality, congenital anomalies, neurodevelopmental disorders, stroke, cancer, and neurodegenerative diseases. Her research employs diverse methodologies including systematic reviews, cohort studies across multiple countries (particularly Korea and Nordic countries), and innovative exposure assessment techniques. A notable trend is her investigation of interactions between different environmental stressors and methodological challenges in environmental epidemiology. Dr. Lim has authored or co-authored 233 research outputs, including 223 journal articles, 3 conference abstracts in journals, 3 reviews, 2 letters, 2 book chapters, and 1 comment/debate. Her work has garnered attention from news outlets, social media, and academic readership across multiple platforms. As an active researcher in environmental health, Dr. Lim collaborates extensively across international boundaries, with research outputs picked up by multiple news outlets and blogged about in academic circles. Her work bridges epidemiological methods with practical environmental health applications, contributing significantly to our understanding of how environmental factors influence human health across the lifespan.

• Environmental Epidemiology
• Air Pollution Health Effects
• Climate Change Health Impacts
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Lars Håkanson is a Professor at the Department of International Economics, Government and Business, Copenhagen Business School (CBS), specializing in international business theory and practice. His research addresses complex geopolitical business environments, particularly in sanctioned and emerging markets. His primary research interests include International Business, R&D Internationalization, and Ethics in Business, with significant focus on how psychic distance affects market entry strategies and the operational challenges of conducting business in politically sensitive regions like North Korea. Recent work examines the intersection of sanctions compliance, ethical dilemmas, and strategic decision-making in global partnerships. Analysis of his 2023-2025 publications reveals a strong emphasis on practical applications of international business theory through teaching cases and methodological innovations. Key trends include using real-world dilemmas (e.g., North Korean brewery ventures) to illustrate theoretical concepts, developing patent-based metrics for R&D internationalization, and advancing psychic distance frameworks for cross-cultural management.

• International Business
• Economics
• R&D Internationalization
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Jacob Ki Nielsen is a Researcher at the University of Copenhagen's Research Unit for General Practice, specializing in population studies and South Korean cultural analysis. His work bridges demographic research on transnational adoptees with critical examinations of media representations in globalized societies. His academic background includes: PhD in Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies / Korean Studies (University of Copenhagen, 2014) M.A. in East Asian Studies (University of Copenhagen, 2008) B.A. in Korean Studies (University of Copenhagen, 2006) Nielsen's research centers on transnational adoptee demography in Denmark, analyzing migration trajectories and social mobility through national registers. Concurrently, he investigates multiculturalism and national identity in South Korean cinema and television, with particular focus on Kim Ki-duk's filmography and representations of minority groups within Korean media landscapes. His interdisciplinary approach connects demographic methodologies with critical cultural theory. His doctoral thesis established foundational analysis of multicultural family-making in South Korean media, examining how cinematic narratives reflect evolving societal attitudes toward diversity. Current work on the 'Adoptee Demography' project extends this inquiry into quantitative population studies, creating synergies between demographic science and cultural critique in migration research. Nielsen has held research positions at the Academy of Korean Studies and the Unit of Women and Gender Research in Medicine at UCPH. He maintains active affiliations with the Asian Dynamics research group and Center for Health and Society, utilizing both Danish national registers and qualitative media analysis in his projects.

• Population studies
• Adoptee demography
• Adoption history
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