معرفی
Herwig Oberlerchner is a Researcher in the Department of Clinical Psychology, Psychotherapy, and Psychoanalysis at Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt (AAU). His work bridges clinical psychology with interdisciplinary research areas, including media literacy and technology-driven behavioral studies. He contributes to projects like the #NoFakeFacts citizen science initiative promoting media literacy among youth. His research spans clinical psychology, digital communication, and interdisciplinary methodologies, with recent publications exploring political microtargeting avoidance, swarm robotics dynamics, and sustainable business ecosystems. He collaborates on EU-funded initiatives and maintains an active presence in academic publishing, focusing on both theoretical and applied research. Contact: Herwig.Oberlerchner@aau.at | +43 650 5531288.
Research Interests
- Clinical psychology practices and psychotherapeutic methodologies
- Impact of digital technologies on mental health and societal behavior
- Interdisciplinary research methods (e.g., poetry workshops in migration studies)
- Education and training in clinical settings
Recent Research Trends
His 2025 publications emphasize cross-disciplinary themes: (1) political communication and digital behavior, (2) robotics and swarm systems, and (3) sustainable business models. He often collaborates across faculties (e.g., technical sciences, humanities) to address complex societal challenges.
Grants & Projects
- Co-investigator on Erasmus+ projects and FFG-funded robotics initiatives
- Contributor to EU-funded media literacy programs (e.g., #NoFakeFacts)
- Active in university-industry partnerships (e.g., Infineon Technologies collaboration)
Labs/Teams
Participates in AAU’s clinical psychology research teams and interdisciplinary working groups focused on technology ethics and education innovation.