Activities at FHNW
Role
Research scientist at the FHNW School of Applied Psychology
Main research areas
- Analysis, evaluation, and design of socio-technical systems at the intersection of humans, technology, and organization in order to optimize work and education in the context of digital transformation
- Immersive technologies (Extended Reality, XR; Virtual Reality, VR; Augmented Reality, AR; Mixed Reality, MR)
- Human-machine interaction
- 3D computer simulation of human-machine systems, such as simulations of people and material flow
- Aviation / Cyber security and human factors
- Educational design for the digital age (e.g., digital methods and tools, e-learning, learning analytics, 3D printing)
Lecturing
Lecturing in degree courses
- Summer school Digital methods and tools: microcontroller / internet-of-things (IoT), 3D technologies (3D modelling, 3D printing), virtual reality“ (BSc, MSc)
- Supervision of student projects and BSc/MSc theses
Profile
Education
Professional experience
Social networks
Memberships
Publications, projects and presentations
Institute Humans in Complex Systems
Automation, digitalisation and technical networking present great opportunities but also challenges for the complex interplay between humans, technology and organisations.