Jörgen Behrendtz Professor

Behrendtz is Professor of Media Studies at the Department of Media Studies. His research concerns the structures, algorithms, behaviours, and designs of (combinations of) natural, cultural and artificial systems, which store, process, access, and communicate information. General theoretical and practical frameworks of interest include humanistic HCI, media archaeology, and design fiction. He also retains a keen interest in the social, cultural and technical processes that surrounds sharing as a media logic. Behrendtz' work is regularly published in renowned international journals, recently including for example Human-Computer Interaction, New Media & Society, Popular Communication, Convergence and Journal of Information Technology.