Daniel Süss

Daniel Süss is a Professor at the School of Applied Psychology, Zurich University of Applied Sciences. With a career spanning decades, his work focuses on media psychology, media education, and the impact of digital technologies on child and adolescent development. He leads major studies like JAMES (Youth, Activities, Media) and MIKE (Media, Interaction, Children, Parents), analyzing digital media trends, well-being, and educational applications.

• Email: daniel.suess@zhaw.ch
• ORCID: 0000-0001-7922-0652

His research examines media socialization, digital literacy, and the balance between online/offline experiences. Key projects include Networked Photography (visual literacy education) and Generation Smartphone (youth smartphone usage). Publications span books on media education, peer-reviewed articles on digital media effects, and chapters in encyclopedias like International Encyclopedia of Media Effects.