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Prof. Dr. Sebastian Kernbach is an Assistant Professor of Creativity & Design at the Department of Management, Communication & Marketing (MCM) within the School of Management and Law at the University of St. Gallen (HSG). His work focuses on advancing methodologies in career and life design, leveraging design thinking, visualization techniques, and positive psychology to foster personal and professional growth. He is a leading expert in applying visual tools to enhance decision-making, collaboration, and strategic communication in both academic and organizational contexts.
Key research interests include the integration of design thinking into career development frameworks, the role of visualization in knowledge sharing, and the application of neuroscience insights to improve learning and innovation processes. His publications emphasize actionable strategies for fostering creativity, resilience, and proactive behavior in individuals and teams. Notable works include the Life-Design-Actionbook and studies on nudging techniques for better meetings.
Prof. Kernbach’s research spans experimental studies on visual interventions in career counseling, frameworks for assessing life design programs, and the effectiveness of dynamic diagrams in collaborative environments. His contributions bridge theoretical insights with practical applications, aiming to transform abstract concepts into actionable tools for education and organizational practices.
While no specific scientific awards are cited in the provided texts, his prolific output and focus on applied research underscore a commitment to impactful scholarly contributions. His work often explores intersections between education, psychology, and technology to address contemporary challenges in professional and personal development.
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