My research examines the ethical, historical, and cultural dimensions of working with archaeological and historical human remains.

I work specifically with decolonial approaches, repatriation practices, and the importance of locally rooted perspectives in shaping research on the past in the Arctic.

In this intersection, questions of cultural heritage, identity, and research responsibility are inextricably linked, and I am interested in how collaboration and methodological choices can create more equitable and sustainable research processes.