I joined the Faculty of Law in 2022 as an Associate Senior Lecturer of Law and AI. I conduct research in the sub-field of AI and Justice. Broadly speaking, I study the implications of integrating technology and AI algorithms in courts systems, including consequences for European fundamental rights protection and judicial independence. My research is at the intersection of comparative judicial studies, courts and technology, comparative constitutional law and theory, and European fundamental rights law.

Prior to joining Lund University, I worked as a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Oslo and held visiting research positions at PluriCourts at the University of Oslo, iCourts at the University of Copenhagen and The Research Institute on Judicial Systems in Bologna. Previously, I was a lecturer of comparative constitutional law and European fundamental rights law at Maastricht University. I hold a PhD in Legal Theory from Erasmus University Rotterdam and an LL.M. in Human Rights Law from the Central European University.