Academic interests
I am passionate about the regulation of digital technology that directly impacts people. Currently, I am a Doctoral Research fellow on the Digital Welfare State project. My research focuses on the regulation of personalized technology in schools and within the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (Nav).
I also contribute to research on the online publication of court decisions in various European jurisdiction, with the CLEANUP-project.
Courses taught
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Legal Technology: Artificial Intelligence and Law, JUS5671/JUR1671 (Lectures and seminars)
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Digital forvaltning ("E-governance), FINF1001 (Lectures and seminars)
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Forvaltningsrett ("Administrative law"), JUS2211 (Seminars)
Background:
Master of Laws from the University of Oslo (2022), and a Bachelor's in Arabic from the University of Bergen (2020). Previously, I have been a research assistant at the Norwegian Research Center for Computers and Law (NRCCL) and employed as a research assistant and researcher at CELL (Center for Experiential Legal Learning) from 2022 to 2024.
I was working in for the Norwegian Ministry of Education in the secretariat for NOU 2023: 19 "Learning: Lost in the Shuffle? — Use of pupil and student data to enhance learning". This is the Norwegian green paper on learning and technology that discusses pedagogical, legal, and ethical challenges in context. I have served as a national expert to reports for the Council of Europe and European Labour Authority. I co-organised Oslo Legal Hackathon in 2024 and contributed as a mentor to Council of Europe's hackathon in 2023 and 2024.