I am a researcher, teacher, and artist working across environmental humanities and heritage studies. My work spans themes from history and philosophy of archaeology to heritages and arts of the nuclear age. As Senior Lecturer in Museology, my main responsibilities include the coordination of and teaching and supervision in the Master's Degree Programme in Cultural Environment Research. I also supervise doctoral theses.
My research interests range from philosophy of archaeology to combinations of cultural heritage and contemporary art practice. In recent years, I have carried out research on development of teaching in maritime archaeology as well as on the history and heritage of anti-nuclear and anti-uranium mining activist art, particularly from the point of view of hope. My research provides knowledge on the ways in which cultural heritage can become a resource of wellbeing in the long term.
