This project asks how infrastructures shape value in the agri-food sector.

This project investigates the effects of the Covid-19 containment measures in several countries in Africa, Asia and North America.

The project follows solar off grid products – from their design to their use – and explores how these become the object of negotiation about how people should achieve or lead a good, prosperous, healthy and just life.

Focusing on South Sudanese refugees, this project inquires into the role of quantification and digitalization in humanitarian procedures of population management and in refugees’ attempts to navigate the resulting regulations.

This project investigates the digitalizing of workflow procedures of German administrative bodies managing migration and asks how this process leads to transformations of bureaucratic sentiments.

This project explores how spatial and terrestrial scientific objects are identified, categorized and made actionable by scholars, technicians, the sensory media technology itself and the larger community of stakeholders.

This project follows emerging forms of humanitarian design to inquire into the ethics and politics of interventions that seek to do good by saving lives.

This project investigates venture investment in humanitarian aid financing. It looks at value and risk mediations in humanitarian data and financing mechanisms as anticipatory and speculative technologies of care.

This project traces the relevance of biometric technology for the re-making of bodies, populations and political subjects in contemporary India.