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Principal Investigator
Natacha Klein Käfer
Assistant Professor at the Centre for Privacy Studies (University of Copenhagen) and Researcher at the History Department (Lund University)
nkk@teol.ku.dk / natacha.klein_kafer@hist.lu.se
Co-PIs
Beatriz Teixeira Weber
Professor at the History Department (Universidade Federal de Santa Maria)
beatriztweber@gmail.com
Paolo Astorri
Assistant Professor at the Centre for Privacy Studies (University of Copenhagen) and Researcher at the History Department (Lund University)
paa@teol.ku.dk
Research Assistant
Cecilia Lundström
cecilia.lundstrom@hist.lu.se
Researchers
Angana Moitra
Postdoctoral Researcher at the Centre for Privacy Studies and Assistant Professor at OP Jindal Global University, researching East-West colonial connections in healing practices from 1600 to contemporary ramifications
amo@teol.ku.dk
PhDs
Daniela da Silva Martins
PhD at the History Department (Universidade Federal de Santa Maria), with a thesis on women’s health and knowledge circulation in midwifery manuals from seventeenth-century England.
danielaa_dasilvamartins@hotmail.com
Systems Developer
Mathias Johansson
mathias.johansson@kultur.lu.se
Interns
Cecilie Skou (2025)
Gabriella Qvist (2025-2026)
Jasmine Freij (2025-2026)
Associated Scholars
Daniel França Oliveira
(Instituto Nacional da Propriedade Industrial – Brazil)
Liam Benison
Researcher in the Centre for English Translation and Anglo-Portuguese
Studies (CETAPS) (University of Porto), and an affiliated scholar of the
Centre for Privacy Studies (University of Copenhagen). He studies the
history of utopian imagination with a focus on knowledges of privacy,
public health, geography, and Indigenous-European exchange.
lbenison@letras.up.pt
Jelena Bakić
Affiliated scholar at the Centre for Privacy Studies (University of Copenhagen) and CITCEM (University of Porto). Her research interests include the Italian Renaissance, paratextual and epistolary writings, privacy studies, the history of emotions, the history of knowledge, digital humanities, Italian paleography, and the recovery of early modern women authors and other marginalized voices and knowledge traditions.
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