Julia Bend

Julia Bend is a researcher affiliated with the School of Business and Economics and Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. Her work bridges psychology, cognitive science, and technology, with a focus on human-computer interaction and perceptual dynamics.

Research Interests include sex differences in numerosity perception, visuospatial abilities, cognitive load, and the impact of augmented reality and mobile technologies on human performance. Her studies often utilize eye-tracking metrics to analyze perceptual and cognitive processes.

Publication Trends highlight interdisciplinary collaborations, exploring topics like driver fatigue detection, gamified workplace training, and spatial cognition. These works emphasize experimental methodologies and technological applications.

Scientific Awards:

• CHARM-EU Open Science Recognition Award (2023)

Activities:

• Conference presentation on sex differences in numerosity perception (2024)
• Keynote on augmented reality effects (2023)
• Public talk on eye fixation and blink activity (2023)