Aske Juul Lassen is an Associate Professor in Ethnology at the University of Copenhagen and researches ageing, communities, love and life's major transitions. He is particularly known for his work on senior life, relationships and modern perceptions of the good life later in life.

Aske Juul Lassen is an Associate Professor in Ethnology at the University of Copenhagen, where he researches ageing, senior life, relationships and communities. For a number of years, he has focused on how people create meaning, identity and social connections later in life, and he is a prominent voice in the debate on age, quality of life and modern perceptions of a good senior life. Aske Juul Lassen has also published a number of research articles and books on ageing and generational understanding and frequently appears as an expert in the media and public conversations about life's major transitions.