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Karen Louise Grova Søilen is a Teaching Associate Professor at the University of Copenhagen's Department of Arts and Cultural Studies. She received her PhD from the University of Copenhagen in 2021, focusing on surveillance, atmospheres, and contemporary art. Her research interests encompass surveillance studies, perceived bodily and emotional experiences, multisensory experiences, nonrepresentational feminist methodologies, and cultural theory. Søilen has been recognized with the Surveillance Studies Network's 2020 Early Career Researcher Award and has published in various academic journals such as Surveillance & Society and NTIK: Nordic Journal of Information Science, Cultural Mediation. She has also been involved in academic collaborations and has presented her research at numerous conferences and workshops, including the 8th Biennial Surveillance Studies Network Conference. In addition to her teaching role, she has served in various capacities including research assistant and program director during her tenure at the University of Copenhagen and DIS - Study Abroad Scandinavia.
University of Copenhagen • Copenhagen
DIS - Study Abroad Scandinavia • Copenhagen
Department of Communication, University of Copenhagen • Copenhagen
Department of Information Studies, University of Copenhagen • Copenhagen
European Humanities Department, DIS - Study Abroad Scandinavia • Copenhagen
European Humanities Department, DIS - Study Abroad Scandinavia • Copenhagen
Focuses on clinical, social, and cognitive psychology.