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I am a work and organizational psychologist and methodologist. Since October 2026, I have been Interim Professor of Organizational Psychology at TU Dresden. My research sits at the intersection of quantitative methodology and artificial intelligence: I study how AI-enabled systems are evaluated, trusted, and integrated into consequential decisions – in healthcare, in organizations, and in research itself.
I co-led the Human–AI Interaction Group at LMU Munich as Principal Investigator in the Volkswagen Foundation project Human-AI-Interaction in Healthcare, followed by a Bavarian Equal Opportunities Fellowship. I received my PhD in Psychology from the University of Groningen. I share materials, data, and code openly.
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New position: Interim Professor of Organizational Psychology at TU Dresden
In the winter term 2026/27, I am Interim Professor (W2) of Organizational Psychology at TU Dresden – returning to the university where I studied psychology.
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Open Science SMART teaching units for the Virtuelle Hochschule Bayern
Interactive, openly available teaching units on scientific reporting and collaborative data management, developed for the Virtuelle Hochschule Bayern (vhb) with Prof. Dr. Sarah Diefenbach.
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From patents to practice: Triangulating innovation and translation in AI-enabled clinical decision support for mental healthcare
Which AI tools for mental healthcare are being invented, which ones reach the market, and what does it take for them to be used in practice? We bring together evidence from patents, regulated products, and clinicians’ perspectives.
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Interim Professor (W2)
Organizational Psychology
TU Dresden
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