 My name is Tiare Feuchner and I'm a postdoc at the Department of Computer Science at Ohos University. What really interests me as a researcher is exploring new ways of humans to interact with computers and in particular in virtual reality. So I work on developing new interaction paradigms for interaction with virtual and also augmented reality systems. I think it's important that we don't interact with VR just using controllers but that we use our hands instead. This creates an illusion of body ownership and makes you feel like you're actually part of the virtual environment. I came to Ohos from Berlin four years ago because at that time my master thesis supervisor came to Denmark and he offered me a PhD position. At Ohos University there's a getting started event for new employees where you get your tax number, your residency permit and so on. And the cool thing is that you get all your paperwork done in just a couple of hours. Ohos University has a long tradition for human-computer interaction research so I get to learn from the best scientists in the field. Also we have the financial resources to conduct meaningful research using cutting edge technology. Money isn't everything of course but it often makes work a lot easier. As a junior researcher or a PhD student at AU you have a lot of freedom to pursue your own interests but you also have a high responsibility for your own work. I find that very motivating. I have found a very supportive team here that challenges my ideas and helps me develop them even further. Also the hierarchies are quite relaxed here in Denmark which allows junior researchers and professors to engage in equal dialogue. Danes in general have a high quality of life and the work-life balance here is excellent. Most people don't work overtime and don't respond to emails during the weekend. Your free time is respected and is reserved for family and friends. That allows you to recharge your batteries, stay healthy and be more efficient during working hours. I have really come to appreciate the Danish way of living.