Julius Fenn

Dr. Julius Fenn is a postdoctoral researcher in the Institute of Psychology at the Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg, affiliated with the Faculty of Economics and Behavioral Sciences. His work focuses on empirical ethics, technology assessment, and interdisciplinary research on emerging technologies like climate engineering, soft robotics, and AI. He develops tools such as the Cognitive-Affective Maps Extended Logic (CAM-EL) software and the Ethics Scale for Technology Assessment (ESTA) to evaluate ethical implications and public attitudes toward technologies. His research integrates psychology, ethics, and sustainability, emphasizing participatory approaches to align technological development with societal values.

Research interests include ethical evaluation frameworks, public perception of biomimetic and sustainable materials, and statistical methodologies. He collaborates with Prof. Dr. Andrea Kiesel as his primary supervisor and contributes to projects like the livMatS initiative. His work bridges empirical research with practical applications in policy and technology governance.