Andrea Reichenberger

Andrea Reichenberger is a visiting professor in the history of technology at the Department of Science, Technology and Society (STS) at the Technical University of Munich (TUM). She holds a PhD in philosophy of technology from the University of Paderborn and has held roles including research group leader at the University of Siegen and visiting professor at TUM. Her research focuses on women and gender in STEM, history and philosophy of mathematics/physics/CS/AI, and ethical dimensions of science. Currently, she leads a DFG project on women in quantum physics history and another on visual-spatial communication (ViCom SPP 2329).

Her awards include a Best Paper Award (2009) and certificates from mathematical logic institutions. She actively organizes events like the 2025 workshop on ethics and computer science at the Deutsches Museum. She has authored a monograph on Émilie du Châtelet (Springer 2016) and over 50 articles, including peer-reviewed contributions to journals like *Physics Today* and *History and Philosophy of Logic*.

• Education: PhD in Philosophy of Technology (University of Paderborn)
• Grants: DFG projects (2022-2025; 2025-2028)
• Publications: 50+ articles, 2 books, edited volumes on women in science
• Teaching: Develops digital methods for HPS education, leads courses on technology history and gender studies

Her work bridges history of science with contemporary ethical challenges, emphasizing sustainability through historical inquiry.