About
Research Support and Researcher II. Co-chair of the research data management network Symploké at OsloMet.
I work with skills and method development related to several ongoing projects that use online materials and large text datasets as their starting point. I am also involved in the development of OsloMet’s research data infrastructure and in establishing and/or maintaining best practices for knowledge organization and research data management. I provide guidance and follow-up on research data management, the use of digital methods and methodologies, research software, introductory Python for data analysis, and the adoption of new data sources (i.e. data from the internet) in research projects.
I hold a PhD in Library and Information Science (Digital Humanities) with a specialization in culture organization and mediation. I do research on post-digital culture and infrastructure, and apply digital methods. Academically I am situated in media ecology, digital humanities, technography, and posthumanism.
I’m happy to engage professionally and communicatively on topics such as social media, platforms, digital culture and communication, transmedial cultural expressions, video games, poetry, literature, fantasy, science fiction, folk culture, pop culture, algorithms, AI as a cultural technology, instapoetry, BookTok, metadata, accessibility, technology, curation, media, digitization, digital materials, web archives, internet research, the internet, participatory culture, civic imagination, libraries, and archives.
Field of study
Computer science Popular Culture Internet Artificial intelligence Media science Electronic literature Computer games Play, games, and literature Scholarly editing Digital media Digital Culture Metadata Social media Cultural communication Digital literature Infrastructure Digital humanities Project management Popular Culture Posthumanism Literature Cultural production Dissemination of literature Digital communication Fan culture Digital methods and GIS Media ecology Digital ethics Fan fiction Organization of Culture Logistics of culture Digital ethnography Technography Mediefilosofi Feminist HCI Ethics of Care Distant Reading Cultural Distribution Digital Genres Game Studies Digital Methods
Administrative field of work
Artificial intelligence (AI) Databases Subject heading indexing Cataloguing Classification Research ethics Research infrastructure Analysis Courses Training IT support for research Source evaluation Research support
Research groups
Research projects
Ongoing research projects
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Nurses' work environment, occupational health, and attrition from the profession
In this project, we will examine the development of the work environment for nurses over the past 20 years, compared to other occupations.
Publications and research
Scientific publications
Soelseth, Camilla Holm
;
Bøyum, Idunn
;
Colbjørnsen, Terje
;
Pharo, Nils
;
Tallerås, Kim
(2025).
Public libraries on TikTok – emerging platform vernaculars of communication and distribution.
Information, Communication & Society.
https://doi.org/10.1080/1369118X.2025.2461644
Soelseth, Camilla Holm
; Ravizza, Eleonora Natalia
(2024).
Missed Possibilities from Unobtainable Data: The Case of Instapoetry and a Wish to Go beyond Rupi Kaur.
Mackay, James; Knox, JuEunhae (Ed.).
Reading #Instapoetry: A Poetics of Instagram. p. 53-70.
Bloomsbury Academic.
https://doi.org/10.5040/9798765105511.ch-3
Soelseth, Camilla Holm
(2023).
The media ecologies of Norwegian instapoet Trygve Skaug: tracing the post-digital circulation process of (insta)poetry through participatory-made Instagram archives.
European Journal of English Studies (EJES).
Vol. 27.
https://doi.org/10.1080/13825577.2023.2200423
Soelseth, Camilla Holm
(2023).
The relational hashtag patterns of Scandinavian instapoetry: An exploratory metadata analysis of the poetry phernomenon, focusing on community practices and thematical patterns in the instapoetry ecology.
First Monday.
Vol. 28.
https://doi.org/10.5210/fm.v28i6.12714
Soelseth, Camilla Holm
(2022).
When is a Poet an Instapoet? : The effect of platformization on the practice of being a poet, and instapoets as examples of poetry content creators in the Social Media Entertainment ecosystem.
Baltic Screen Media Review.
Vol. 10.
https://doi.org/10.2478/bsmr-2022-0008
