Lena Ihle

Lena Ihle, M.Sc., is a researcher at the Professorship of Predictive Behavioral Analytics within the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at Chemnitz University of Technology (TU Chemnitz). She works under the leadership of Prof. Dr. Dr. Marco Ragni and contributes to interdisciplinary research at the intersection of human behavior analysis and artificial intelligence.

Her research focuses on modeling and analyzing human behavior data to uncover historical patterns and predict future developments using cognitive modeling and machine learning techniques. The overarching goal of her work, aligned with the mission of the chair, is to enable informed decision-making through AI systems that simulate human thinking processes.

The research conducted at the chair emphasizes algorithm implementation in Python or R, quantitative data analysis, and the integration of behavioral insights with AI. Although specific publications and projects involving Lena Ihle are not detailed in the current information, the thematic direction points strongly toward computational modeling of human behavior, predictive analytics, and intelligent systems.

• Scientific Awards: No awards listed.

Lena Ihle supports both research and teaching activities at the chair. She may supervise student assistants and contribute to academic instruction, particularly in programming and data analysis. While no formal advisees are listed, her involvement in mentoring student research assistants and tutors suggests an active role in academic training and team coordination.

The research group fosters collaboration in cognitive science, AI, and behavioral informatics, with potential links to interdisciplinary projects in ethics, human-computer interaction, and intelligent mobility solutions, as reflected in university-wide initiatives.