Guest Researcher at Nordic Humanities Center

Postdoctoral researcher on the Nordic Added Value and Vision 2030-project, funded by the Nordic Council of Ministers.

Doctoral Candidate at the Center for Nordic Studies with a monograph-length dissertation on Nordic writers and the Nordic-German Writers' House in Travemünde in National Socialist Germany. Part of the Europaeum Scholars Programme, 2020-2021.

"The Scholars Programme is a two-year policy and leadership course for the most talented, energetic and committed doctoral candidates from within the Europaeum network – the people who will make a difference to Europe. It is multi-disciplinary, multi-university, and multi-locational and focuses on contemporary European policy. Entry is via open competition for 30+ places every other year. It is the flagship programme of the Europaeum."Part of group authoring a project proposal on an EU-wide mechanism for supporting automotive workers impacted by the green transition.

Research Assistent on the project "The Rise of an Educationalized World: A Global Analysis of OECD’s Educational Recommendations, Programmes, and Impact" at the Institute for Learning and Philosophy at Aalborg University

Researched literature on documentary films and social impact, and organized a series of master classes on the topic at the Social Impact Bloc of the 2017 Verzio film festival. Was in charge of programming as well as coordinating master classes with prominent documentary film directors, such as International Emmy Award winner Rehad Desai.

Wrote four articles on "Rethinking Open Society," among them an interview with CEU Rector and President Michael Ignatieff. Also, co-wrote an op-ed on the media's use of the short-hand "Soros University" about Central European University as the Hungarian government threatened to shut down CEU.