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I am PostDoc in Human-Computer Interaction at LMU Munich and the University of Mannheim.
I conduct research on the intersection of computer science and the social sciences. Information systems that provide reliable information to citizens and allow constructive discourse are essential for our societal structure. In my work, I investigate how our digital technologies affect our society, and propose how we can design information systems that contribute to a healthy society.
Latest Posts
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5 Take-Aways From My Dissertation That You Should Know
In summer 2024, I finally handed in my dissertation, after 5 years of research on privacy in human-computer interaction, as well as many more or less related topics. 331 pages, 11 incorporated research projects – lets be honest, nobody will ever read all of this. Thus, lets point out my main findings here in this […]
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LanguageLogger: How to Study Smartphone Language Use in the Wild with an Android Keyboard App
The words people type into their smartphone everyday can tell a lot about their personality, mood, relation to the person they are texting with, and much more. This makes data of real-world language use a valuable source for researchers in many fields — psychology, sociology, human-computer interaction — to name just a few. But this […]