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Nino Bohn is a Researcher at the University of Siegen's Faculty III (IT for an aging society), actively contributing to the Creactive Citizen project. His work focuses on digital citizen participation tools, socio-informatics applications in public contexts, and cyber-physical systems development for community engagement.
His educational background includes:
- Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences and Media Studies from the University of Siegen, where he received the 2017 Tim Spier Study Prize for his award-winning thesis on negative campaigning in German politicians' Facebook election campaigns.
- Master's degree in Media & Society with specialization in Socioinformatics and Social Sciences, completing research on citizen participation in urban planning through virtual visualization of architectural concepts.
Bohn's research integrates qualitative and quantitative empirical social research methods to examine digital tool deployment in public spheres. He specializes in cyber-physical systems that enhance civic engagement, particularly through interactive visualization platforms for urban development projects and community decision-making processes.
His publication record demonstrates consistent focus on participatory technology design, with recent works addressing remote research methodologies during crises and augmented reality applications for citizen involvement in urban planning. These contributions highlight his commitment to socially embedded technologies that solve real-world community challenges.
Scientific recognition includes:
- 2017 Tim Spier Study Prize in the Social Sciences for best bachelor's thesis
As a core member of the Creactive Citizen project team, Bohn develops and evaluates functional prototypes through stakeholder interviews, creating practical digital participation tools for urban development scenarios. His work directly translates research into implementable solutions for community engagement.
He maintains active involvement in Faculty III's research initiatives at the University of Siegen, focusing on digital inclusion and accessibility within community technology applications.
