David Walter

David Walter is a researcher at the Department of Information Systems and Business Modeling, University of Hildesheim, focusing on digital health, design science research, and socio-technical systems. He holds a Master's degree in Business Information Systems from the University of Hildesheim (2021) and a Bachelor's in the same field (2019).

• Education:
  • Master's (2021): Business Information Systems, University of Hildesheim
  • Bachelor's (2019): Business Information Systems, University of Hildesheim

His research revolves around informal caregiving support applications, technostress management, and unlearning support systems, with notable contributions to AI readiness assessments and anthropomorphic conversational agents. Recent work includes systematic analysis of informal care apps' real-world features and frameworks for unlearning ineffective knowledge structures.

Key scientific awards include the 2023 Best Research-in-Progress Paper at WI23, 2022 Best Prototype at DESRIST, and the 2022 Sebastian Thrun Prize for computer science excellence. His publications span conferences like ECIS, WI, and HCI International, addressing digital health, agile unlearning, and technostress in education.