INNER_LEAGUE offers a social-bureaucratic history of the League Secretariat and how its employees shaped lasting infrastructures of multilateralism.

This research project accounts for the remarkable surge in radical Pietism in the Holy Roman Empire, Denmark, Norway, and Sweden from the 1690s, when religious fervor soared, to the 1750s when it eventually subsided.

Fortified Island (FORTIS) investigates prehistoric forts on Bornholm and their societal context.

This project examines train stations as affective arrival infrastructures in Hamburg and Copenhagen across three moments of forced displacement.

Humanistic research about skin, skin health in everyday life, skin care, relations between scientific, commercial and skincare practices, theoretical vocabularies about skincare and theoretical concepts in skincare research.

The project Code and Conspiracy: Antisemitism in Denmark After 1945 (ASIDE) funded by DFF investigates the dynamics of modern antisemitism in Danish society.