How do we speak to each other?
This was a question discussed at the Evidence in Motion conference organized by the projects Digital DNA and Evidently Rape. A dialogue...
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Experiments in DNA Computing
In August, Stefano attended the DNA28 conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico, to meet with leading researchers in the field of molecular...
Evidence in Motion: Collecting, Interpreting, Consolidating Evidence
How does does a trace turn into evidence and legal knowledge? The research projects Evidently Rape and Digital DNA follow forensic traces...
New report published by the Norwegian Data Protection Commission
On September 26th, the Norwegian Data Protection Commission, a committee of experts on data practices and related challenges in Norway,...
Mareile Kaufmann interviewed by the French TV channel ARTE
“27 – the European Show” ran an episode on police work “Police everywhere – security nowhere?”. Together with Carlos Morales,...
How do we think of DNA as information?
Digital DNAs first scientific publication discusses the relationship between DNA and information especially on the backdrop of increasing...
Surveillance, hackers, secrecy and predictive policing
In this Black Box podcast by Tereza Kuldova, Kaufmann explains the past research projects that have led up to Digital DNA.
Digital DNA is now hiring!
We are looking for PhD or Post Doctoral candidates who are interested in databases, genetic engineering and the making of DNA evidence....
Big Tech and Human Rights
Amnesty International at the Law Faculty of the University of Oslo asked Kaufmann to shoot a video on Big Tech and Human Rights. The...
Digital DNA is gaining national and international attention
Digital DNA is gaining traction as the project is making both national and international attendances. Photo: iStockphoto.com Principal...
Kaufmann and colleagues become partners in a national research school on digitalization
The new school provides young researchers with a platform to conduct innovative investigations into the complex interplay of digital,...
DNA as digital data changes police work as we know it
With the rise of digital DNA technologies surveillance efforts move from the surface of the body into its deep genetic structures. But...
Digital DNA at the National Crime Investigation Service
Where is information about DNA stored and processed? Who identifies matches and how? Kaufmann visited KRIPOS' department responsible for...
PI Kaufmann on the editorial board for Qualitative Research
- working to provide critical and reflective gaze on methodological approaches, understandings and engagements in qualitative studies....
Kaufmann interviewed by NGO Citizen D
Citizen D is an NGO promoting human and digital rights. Their podcast has a tradition of inviting experts from key fields to discuss the...
Digital DNA at the National Data Protection Commission
Law enforcement and jurisprudence are only some of many societal sectors that are increasingly digitized. It is high time we realize that...
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