Her research explores the societal and ethical impacts of new and emerging technologies in a context of shifting understandings of health, citizenship and participation. She has published on human enhancement (Human Nature in an Age of Biotechnology, 2014), self-tracking for health, and the political economy of personal health data sharing. She has received various research grants and prizes for her research, including the Mara Bellar Prize (IL), the Edmond Hustinx Prize for Science (NL), and the Netherlands Organisation for Science "Rubicon" and "VENI" grants. She is a member of the Maastricht Young Academy, the Institute for Data Science (Maastricht) and the Data and Information Technologies in Health and Medicine Lab at King’s College London, where she has also been a Visiting Fellow.