Naja L. Holten Møller

About me
I am an assistant professor in the HCC-section at the University of Copenhagen (UCPH). I joined UCPH in 2015 where I'm currently a member of the Computational Artifacts research project (CompArt). I publish mainly in CSCW / HCI including the Journal of Computer Supported Cooperative Work. In my research, I address a range of themes in the domain of the data-driven workplace. My long-term research interests concerns datafication of complex, collaborative domains of work.  I examine how the increasing use of data for decision-making affects the nature of collaborative work across a range of fields from healthcare to architecture. I explore different questions in relation to these areas of work ethnographically to understand, e.g. how people take decisions when there is not an obvious 'right' or wrong'. I'm interested in how people handle time-spans in, for example, larger architectural projects up to 10 years in their daily work - and the relationship with material matter and on the other hand artefacts. Other questions that I explore are in relation to co-creation and the role of citizens in, e.g. administrative work. These questions I study in long-term collaborations with different types of organizations to better understand the nature of collaborative work - and the relationship with artefacts - and technology-support. 

Research 
In 2018 I'm really exited to be part of a new research project 'EcoKnow' where we will explore how we can make case management effective, flexible and transparent!! Together with Professor Thomas Hildebrandt, associate professor Marisa Cohn, associate professor Lars Rune Christensen, Professor Jørgen P. Bansler and other amazing industrial and research partners. Stay tuned! Supported by the Innovation Foundation. 

​FemTech.dk 
In the FemTech initiative we are actively addressing the significant gender disparities in IT in Denmark - and beyond. Professor Pernille Bjørn is heading the FemTech research group dedicated to explore the narrative of computer science. Here we support students in learning how to create an IoT product utilising micro-controllers - while playing with all sorts of materials.

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News 
New research project 'EcoKnow' with Professor Thomas Hildebrandt (PI) starting 2018!  

Invited member of the ACM's Future of Computing Academy

Member of the CSCW18 and CHI2018 Program committees 

FemTech "Hacking" the narratives around computer science with female students.

New publications
Full paper accepted on "Accountability in the data-driven blue-collar workplace" with Mathias A Valeur-Meller, Kristian Helbo Kristiansen and Lynn Dombrowski CHI2018

Panel proposal accepted on "The changing workplace and its technologies" with Irina Shklovski, Six Silberman, Lynn Dombrowski, and Airi Lampinen ECSCW2017

Exploratory paper accepted with Jørgen P. Bansler on "Building Information Modeling: The dream of perfect information" to be presented at  ECSCW2017

Paper presented at CSCW2017 "Data tracking in search of workflows" with Pernille Bjørn, Jonas C. Villumsen, Tine H. Hancock, Toshimitsu Aritake, and Shigeyuki Tani.

Media
DL - Fagbladet for Lægesekretærer m.fl. 26.05.2017 (reprint) "Lægesekretærers rolle i digitaliseringen overses"
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Dagens Medicin 17.03.2017 "Læge-sekretærers rolle i digitaliseringen overses"

Børsen 22.03.2017 "Virkeligheden stadig i høj kurs"