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I am a Lecturer of Work Psychology based in the Institute of Work Psychology at 91Ö±²¥ University Management School. I completed my PhD at the Technical University of Denmark, and a post-doctorate research fellowship at the University of Liverpool. My main research interests include emotions, affect and how emotions impact people at work.

I have published in a range of top management journals including Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, and books such as the Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research. Additionally, I am currently writing a popular science book about the role of emotions at work, and how leaning into our emotions will become increasingly important in the age of AI.

In addition to my academic work, I am pleased to be a regular contributor to the BBC. I have appeared on various BBC platforms, including:

• BBC Radio 4
• Newsnight
• Woman's Hour
• BBC Radio 91Ö±²¥

As a passionate researcher, I actively engage with industry through my work. Previously serving as the Head of Research at the Institute of Student Employers, I have established strong links to the industry. I am frequently invited to speak at conferences focused on student employment and graduate outcomes, allowing me to share my expertise and insights with a broader audience.

I regularly contribute to the academic community by serving as a reviewer for esteemed journals and conferences in my field. This involvement helps maintain high research standards and facilitates the exchange of knowledge among scholars.