I am an Assistant Professor of Responsible AI, Data, and Digitalization at the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. My research revolves around the topics of “Diversity and Inclusion”, “Fairness and Justice”, and Privacy in the digital society. I am currently exploring the role of diverse teams, technology makers with disabilities, and pluridiciplinary collaborations in shaping responsible, inclusive and human-centred AI technologies. I have a background in computer engineering, I hold a Marie Curie-funded industrial doctorate in Data Security and Privacy, and I have several postdoctoral experiences working with multidisciplinary teams (with legal scholars, philosophers, social and political scientists etc.)  on AI and datafication topics. I am the chair of the “Genders, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion” (GEDI)  working group at the Marie Curie Alumni Association. With My team, I organise and facilitate events and actions to promote diversity and inclusion within research and academia and empower researchers irrespective of individual characteristics. I advocate for a better and fairer research environment to foster excellence and responsible research.