UCL's Safer Digital Services Lab conducts research to understand and mitigate online harms, with a focus on developing novel user-centered technical governance mechanisms, and governance frameworks that prioritise accountability, support, and restoration over punishment.
Inclusive and participatory approaches to designing conversational AI for digital health contexts.
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Doctoral Researcher
Privacy engineering, privacy harms, and user reporting
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Honorary Senior Researcher Fellow
Information integrity governance during political stress tests.
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Doctoral Researcher
Privacy of LLM-based memory mechanisms.
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Doctoral Researcher
Rethinking user reporting tools for children
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Doctoral Researcher
Analysing platform governance frameworks and co-designing novel user reporting tools.
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Senior Research Fellow
Researching human-centric approaches to security, privacy, and online trust.
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Associate Professor
Community-based surveillance and moderation.
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Former Doctoral Researcher
Understanding the user experience and user needs from content reporting tools.
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Former Visiting Research Fellow
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Former Doctoral Researcher
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Stengthening Online Information Integrity
Transparent Platform Governance
Understanding People and Comunities Online
Privacy Risks, Harms, and Protections
User Centered Content Moderation
Exceptional content moderation measures during political contention
Social Phobia Interventions for Cybersecurity Exploit Mitigation
Reimagining Content Report Tools
Understanding and Monitoring Online Platform Governance
Usable privacy in female health technologies
Exploring Misinformation Correction Within Close Tie Networks
Designing proactive content moderation mechanisms