Thomas Grechenig

Ao.Univ.Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn. Thomas Grechenig is an Associate Professor at the Department of Business Informatics (E194-03), Technische Universität Wien (TU Wien). His work focuses on computer engineering, information systems, and human-centered technology, with a strong emphasis on serious games for healthcare and rehabilitation, mobile systems security, and software engineering methodologies. He leads projects like 'Blurred Boundaries,' an app-based intervention for employee recovery, and collaborates on gamified solutions such as MoodBooster and Rehafox. His research integrates technology with societal challenges, including privacy compliance via blockchain and user-centric design for health systems.

Grechenig's educational contributions include teaching 'Advanced Software Engineering' (183.243) and supervising projects like 'Software Engineering Project' (194.149). His publications span conferences like IEEE HealthCom, SeGAH, and journals like Applied Sciences, reflecting expertise in gamified health applications, mobile security, and legacy system migration. Despite prolific output, no formal student names or awards are explicitly listed in the provided texts.

He actively engages in industry collaborations, such as analyzing software migration in automotive and aviation sectors, and explores ethical issues in refugee management systems. Grechenig is affiliated with the Institute of Information Systems and Computer Media (INSO) and contributes to platforms like TISS and orcid.org.