Frauke Mörike

Frauke Mörike is a Professor of Work, Inclusion, and Technology at TU Dortmund University (since May 2023), affiliated with the Faculty of Rehabilitation Sciences. She holds a PhD in Ethnology from Heidelberg University (2017), an MA in Ethnology from Heidelberg (2012), and a BSc in Business Information Systems from DHBW Mannheim (2002). Her research focuses on designing inclusive socio-technical systems, hybrid work practices, and participatory technology development for diverse user groups.

Educational Background:

• 2017: PhD in Ethnology, Ruprecht-Karls University Heidelberg
• 2012: MA in Ethnology (Psychology & Romance Studies), Heidelberg
• 2002: BSc in Business Information Systems, DHBW Mannheim

Research Interests: Frauke explores inclusive work system design, new collaboration models for accessibility, and participatory methods. Her work addresses challenges faced by neurodivergent and visually impaired professionals, focusing on assistive technologies and hybrid workplace dynamics.

Articles Overview: Recent publications emphasize workarounds in assistive tech use, hybrid collaboration barriers, and accessibility in clinical and educational settings. Her work bridges ethnographic methods with practical design interventions.

Advising & Grants: No specific student advisees or grant details provided in current texts. Active in TU Dortmund's Rehabilitation Sciences initiatives and previously at TU Berlin's Industrial Engineering department.