Andreas Reich

Andreas Reich is a Researcher at the University of Hohenheim's Department of Communication Science, focusing on media research and media use. He works on the 'DeLLFi' project and holds a Master's degree from Furtwangen University. His research interests include artificial intelligence, machine learning, augmented reality, and network analysis applied to media and communication contexts. He has received notable awards for his master's thesis on automated programming using node trees and an AR smart mirror project in interaction design.

Key research contributions include developing benchmark datasets for video-slide alignment, studying AI-driven conversational agents' ethical frameworks, analyzing protest movements' digital organization on Telegram, and exploring onboarding strategies for educational chatbots. His technical work spans program synthesis via reinforcement learning and neural networks, as well as 3D object generation using node-based systems.

• Awards:
  • Media Prize (2021) - Furtwangen University
  • Master's Prize (2020) - Furtwangen University
• Expertise Areas: Program synthesis, augmented reality applications, network analysis, educational chatbots, multimodal data alignment, and generative AI.

Consultation hours are available by appointment via email.