I am currently working on my postdoc project Experiments as vehicles of innovation? Exploration and evaluation of experimentation practices in sustainability transformation. The study focuses on the contributions of experiments to sustainability transformation processes. It explores experiments with a practice-based perspective and examines the ways in which the relationships between experimentation practices and other practices shape the transformation process. The project includes case studies of experiments in different areas of sustainability to trace the trajectories of experiments and transformation processes.

My PhD thesis The construction of the hybrid package: Evolution of product concepts and production concepts through experiments with artefacts focused on sociomaterial innovation practices. The thesis challenges our understanding of innovation by demonstrating the interdependency between the development of products, production technology and production practices over the course of the innovation process. The study of the development of a hybrid package for food products highlights the participation of various artefacts - such as concepts, models and prototypes - in the development efforts together with people from companies, their customers, suppliers and university partners, whose engagements shape the innovation process and its outcomes.

Previously, I have worked for several research projects with workplaces, especially with manufacturing companies (in packaging, renewable energy, transportation industries, etc.). In these projects I have collaborated with researchers and practitioners from different fields, including education, business and economics, mechanical engineering, computer science, human-computer interaction and design. The most recent projects have focused on examining product concepts and production concepts in innovation processes, on work practices in knowledge work, and on planning and scheduling activities in production control.