Research profile

Jacob Gorm Davidsen's research is underpinned by a deep interest in how digital technologies can support learning, collaboration, and problem-solving. He exhibits a keen focus on the potential of Social 360VR to forge novel digital learning spaces.

As the leader of the Collaboratory for Human-Centered Immersive Problem-Solving Spaces (CHIPS), Davidsen oversees a team that delves into the confluence of technology with human-centric design principles. Their goal is to craft immersive environments conducive to tackling complex issues in ways that traditional educational frameworks may not support.

Beyond his leadership role at CHIPS, Davidsen's is the co-founder of VILA and BigSoftVideo at Aalborg University (AAU), where he has played a role in developing DOTE and AVA360VR. These initiatives highlight his dedication to support the development of digital research infrastructure for social science and humanities research. 

Davidsen's professional narrative is characterized by an interdisciplinary approach that melds aspects of technology, pedagogy, and innovation. He is renowned for his contributions to the creation of cutting-edge virtual learning tools and environments that are both flexible and inclusive. His expertise bridges computer science, educational technology, and human-computer interaction, with a pronounced emphasis on devising impactful, user-oriented technological solutions.