Lisa Waldenburger is a researcher at the University of Innsbruck, working on the research project ‘Learning from long-term care practices for the European Care Strategy (LeTs-Care)’. She has a background in sociology and human geography, and has conducted research on topics such as the ‘Intimisation of the Public’ and ‘Digital Stress in Everyday Media Life’. She completed her doctorate on ‘Resonance and Alienation on Facebook’ under the supervision of Prof Dr Hartmut Rosa. Her areas of expertise include digital culture/media sociology, social theory/critical realism, current social theories, and qualitative methods. Currently, her research is focused on innovative long-term care practices and the understanding of care in Austria.