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Conference contribution at the final conference "Participation in change: research and practice for an inclusive future"
At the interdisciplinary final conference "Participation in change: research and practice for an inclusive future" of the curative education network…
Human and Computer 2024
The department was present at the conference "Human and Computer" (MuC) 2024 in Karlsruhe with a large number of contributions. A total of five…
Conference paper at the Association of European Qualitative Researchers in Psychology
At the three-day conference "Association of European Qualitative Researchers in Psychology" (EQuiP) in Milan, Franziska Günther presented her…
Alarm Management in Intensive Care: Qualitative Triangulation Study
Ethnographic study in collaboration with Charité and TU Berlin on alarm management in the intensive care unit
ACM Summer School on Accessible and Inclusive Technologies
During the four-day summer school, Jana-Sophie Effert exchanged ideas with scientists and practitioners from Europe on the opportunities, findings and…
Students of the seminar "Mental health in the world of work" explore the transformation of work at DASA
Students explore the changing nature of work at DASA
Digital lecture series in the summer semester 2024 of the Working Group on Participation in Working Life of the Action Alliance for Participation Research
Dr. Tomke S. Gerdes and JProf. Lena Hünefeld represented with lectures
Dr. Tomke S. Gerdes represented with a lecture at the 33rd Rehabilitation Science Colloquium, the German Congress for Rehabilitation Research, 18.-20.03.2024, in Bremen
Together with Dr. Marie S. Heide, University of Köln, Dr. Tomke S. Gerdes sheds light on similarities, differences and synergies between…
Intersectional Design – Workshop mit Hannah Jones (Stanford d.school)
On March 1, students and guests had the opportunity to actively engage in the consideration of intersectional factors in the design of systems.
