جستجوی استاد راهنمای دانشگاهی

• Health Informatics
• Process Mining
• Medical Data Standards (HL7 FHIR)
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Anna Maria Lin is a researcher affiliated with the TIMed Center at Fachhochschule Oberösterreich (University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria), specializing in healthcare informatics and medical engineering. Her work focuses on interoperability standards, clinical decision support systems, and process mining in healthcare settings. Primary Affiliation: TIMed Center, Fachhochschule Oberösterreich Collaborations: Research Center Hagenberg, AIST Bioinformatics Center of Excellence Her research spans electronic health records, HL7 FHIR integration, and secure medical data exchange. She actively contributes to digital health infrastructure through projects like REPO and KIMBO, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration and workflow optimization. Anna Maria Lin's recent publications highlight applications of HL7 FHIR and Clinical Quality Language (CQL) in clinical trials, immunization coverage analysis, and mutation detection. Her work bridges medical informatics and bioinformatics to enhance precision medicine and healthcare analytics. She participates in key conferences like the IHE International Healthcare Interoperability Conference and FHIR Developer Days , demonstrating commitment to advancing health IT standards. Her research output maintains an h-index of 29 with over 3 citations in Scopus.

Adrian Jaques Böckمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Artificial Intelligence
• Natural Language Processing
• Machine Learning
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Adrian Jaques Böck serves as a Junior Researcher at the Media Computing Research Group within the Institute of Creative Media Technologies at St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences. His work is housed in the Department of Media and Digital Technologies, where he contributes to cutting-edge research in artificial intelligence and natural language processing. Dr. Böck's primary research interests focus on applying machine learning techniques to social issues, particularly analyzing and countering toxic content online. His expertise spans Natural Language Processing , Machine Learning , and Artificial Intelligence with specific applications in sexism detection, fake news identification, and fact-claiming analysis. His research often leverages multilingual transformer models and transfer learning approaches. His recent publications demonstrate a consistent focus on developing AI systems that can detect problematic content across multiple languages and contexts. The research trajectory shows increasing sophistication in combining multiple approaches (transfer learning, sentiment analysis, and hand-crafted features) to improve detection accuracy for social media content analysis. Dr. Böck actively contributes to two major research initiatives: QuickSpeech (focused on automatic question and answer generation for corporate training applications) and Counter Speech (developing computer-assisted strategies to combat online hate speech). These projects align with his broader research theme of applying AI to real-world social challenges. As a member of the Media Computing Research Group, Dr. Böck collaborates extensively with colleagues including Schütz, Liakhovets, and Schindler on various AI and NLP projects. His work bridges theoretical machine learning advancements with practical applications in digital media and social platforms.

• Media Computing
• Augmented Reality
• Virtual Reality
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Markus Passecker serves as a Junior Researcher at the Institute for Creative Media and Technologies within the Department of Media and Digital Technologies at the University of Applied Sciences St. Pölten. Holding a Dipl.-Ing., BSc, and MSc, he contributes to interdisciplinary research at the intersection of digital technology and cultural expression, with a workplace located at Campus-Platz 1 in St. Pölten, Austria. His research interests include Media Computing, Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, Extended Reality, Cultural Heritage, Digital Media, 3D Printing, and Digital Art. Passecker investigates how immersive technologies transform visitor experiences at heritage sites and public art installations, emphasizing user engagement through interactive digital layers and environmental storytelling. Recent publications reveal a strong interdisciplinary trajectory merging computer science with digital humanities and climate activism. His work consistently bridges technical innovation (e.g., on-site AR systems) with societal impact (e.g., climate awareness through public art), demonstrating methodological versatility across academic conferences and real-world installations. No scientific awards were documented in available materials. Similarly, there is no information regarding student supervision or research grant acquisition. As an active member of the Media Computing Research Group, Passecker collaborates on projects like the Vdonaukanal installation for the Vienna Climate Biennale, developing integrated solutions using extended reality, 3D printing, and performance art to address environmental challenges in public spaces.

• Deep Learning
• Multimodal Learning
• Computer Vision
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Eric Stumpe is a Researcher at the St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences , specifically within the Institute of Creative Media/Technologies and Department of Media and Digital Technologies . His research focuses on Deep Learning , Multimodal Learning , and Computer Vision applications.

Michael Hunklingerمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Democracy
• Political Participation
• Representation
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Dr. Michael Hunklinger, MA is a Senior Scientist and Research Associate at the Department for European Politics and Democracy Studies at the University of Continuing Education Krems in Austria. He has previously held academic positions at various universities in Germany, the USA, and the Netherlands, establishing an international research profile in political science. Dr. Hunklinger's research primarily focuses on democracy, political participation and representation, with particular emphasis on gender and sexuality politics. His work centers on queer politics, examining how LGBTQ+ citizens engage with political systems and how their representation is structured within democratic institutions. He investigates the intersection of identity politics with democratic processes, particularly how marginalized groups navigate political participation and influence policy outcomes. His scholarly publications demonstrate a consistent trajectory examining LGBTQ+ political behavior, electoral patterns, and representation across European contexts, with particular attention to Austria and Germany. Hunklinger's work bridges theoretical political science with practical implications for democratic inclusion, often employing both quantitative and qualitative methodologies to explore how sexual orientation and gender identity shape political attitudes and behaviors. As a public intellectual, Dr. Hunklinger frequently appears as an expert on LGBTQ+ topics in major media outlets including ORF, WDR, n.tv, Ö1, and FM4. His recent book "Pride" (2024) and "Wir werden nicht verschwinden" (2025) have contributed to public discourse on queer politics and LGBTQ+ rights. Dr. Hunklinger is actively involved in transdisciplinary and international research projects addressing the representation and political participation of LGBTQ+ citizens. His conference presentations, such as "Queering public space – political graffiti and street art in Vienna" (2023) and "Fighting over Gender and Equality in the EU" (2022), demonstrate his commitment to examining both theoretical and practical dimensions of democratic inclusion. His work connects academic research with real-world political challenges, particularly regarding how democratic systems can better incorporate diverse identities and perspectives.

• Data Visualization
• Human-Computer Interaction
• Social Work Informatics
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Julia Böck serves as a Junior Researcher at the Media Computing Research Group within the Institute for Creative Media/Technologies at FH St. Pölten's Department of Media and Digital Technologies. Her work focuses on developing practical visualization tools for social work and healthcare applications. Her research interests center on data visualization techniques applied to real-world social and healthcare challenges. She specializes in creating accessible digital tools like easyBiograph (for biographical time bar visualization) and easyNWK (for ego-centered network mapping) that transform complex social work diagnostics into intuitive visual interfaces. Her work bridges human-computer interaction with practical social service applications. Recent publications demonstrate strong trends in applied visualization for social domains , particularly in social work diagnostics and Austrian healthcare system analysis. Her work consistently focuses on creating practical tools that address specific pain points in social work practice and emergency medical services management. She actively contributes to the TransSoDia project focused on transnational digital learning in cooperative social diagnostics, developing educational approaches for social work professionals. Her collaborations primarily involve researchers from FH St. Pölten's visualization and social work domains. Böck maintains strong connections with social work practitioners through her tool development, creating tangible applications that directly impact social service delivery. Her laboratory work centers on the Media Computing Research Group's facilities at Campus-Platz 1, where she develops and tests visualization prototypes with end-users.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Data Science
• Smart Cities
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Thomas Delissen serves as a Professor and Deputy Head of the Data Intelligence (MA) Program at St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences, affiliated with the Department of Computer Science and Security. He teaches across four academic programs: Data Intelligence (MA), Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (BA), Management and Digital Business (BA), and Digital Media Management (MA), with his workplace located at Campus-Platz 1 in St. Pölten, Austria. His research centers on applied data intelligence for urban sustainability, specializing in digital twin technologies for smart cities and regional development. He investigates how AI-driven modeling can transform small-town infrastructure and governance, with particular focus on sustainable planning frameworks and public sector innovation in European contexts. His work bridges computer science with urban policy through interdisciplinary case studies. His 2023 publications demonstrate consistent focus on digital twins for urban management, analyzing both theoretical frameworks and practical implementations in Austrian municipalities. These works reveal growing emphasis on scalable solutions for smaller communities and integration of geospatial data with governance systems, reflecting broader trends toward context-specific smart city applications. No scientific awards or honors were documented in the source materials. While actively involved in multiple degree programs, specific details about student supervision or research grants were not provided in available documentation. His institutional role as Deputy Program Head suggests administrative responsibilities in curriculum development and academic leadership. No dedicated research laboratories or specialized teams were mentioned in the source text, though his publications indicate collaborative work with urban planning and digital government researchers.

• Human-Computer Interaction
• Usability Engineering
• Serious Games
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Peter Judmaier is a Professor and Deputy Academic Director of Media Technology (BA) at the Department of Media and Digital Technologies, Institute of Creative/Media/Technologies at Fachhochschule St. Pölten. He teaches across multiple programs including Media Technology (BA), Digital Media Technologies (MA), Digital Healthcare (MA), Creative Computing (BA), Smart Engineering (BA), Digital Design (MA), Interactive Technologies (MA), and Digital Media Production (MA). Dr. Judmaier's research focuses on Human-Computer Interaction, Usability Engineering, Serious Games, Media Technology, Digital Media, and User Experience Design. His work spans diverse applications from air traffic control systems to social inclusion platforms for elderly populations. He has extensive experience in developing and evaluating interactive systems, with particular expertise in gamification, accessibility, and user-centered design approaches. His recent publications demonstrate a strong trend toward AI applications, assistive technologies, and sustainable mobility solutions. He has been particularly active in developing platforms for air traffic control visualization, digital tools for social inclusion, and gamified approaches to waste management and sustainable behavior, showing consistent innovation in applying interactive technologies to solve real-world problems across multiple domains. Dr. Judmaier has led numerous research projects including DIHOST 2.0, Tovies, FairMedia, KüKeN, LAMORE, comfort:zone, BündelHeinz, IoT4LAC, LEWELJU, CLUE, CargoRiders series, TailoredMedia, Homeless, Smart Companion, and BRELOMATE, addressing contemporary challenges in digital media and technology. He has supervised student projects through initiatives like BRELOMATE (a platform against social isolation for elderly people), Smart Companion (an AI assistant for autonomous living), and various empowerment games. His research has been supported by grants focusing on innovative digital solutions for societal challenges, particularly in the areas of sustainable mobility, healthcare, and social inclusion. Dr. Judmaier leads research in interactive media technologies, with laboratory work focusing on virtual reality, augmented reality, multi-touch interfaces, and practical applications of emerging technologies for real-world problems across transportation, healthcare, and environmental domains.

Vera Toepoelمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Survey Methodology
• Online Surveys
• Mobile Surveys
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Dr. Vera Toepoel is an Assistant Professor at Utrecht University specializing in survey methodology and online data collection. She authored 'Doing Surveys Online' (SAGE, 2016) and serves as president of RC33 (Methods and Logistics) of the International Sociological Association. Previously, she held faculty positions at Tilburg University and conducted research at CentERdata, completing her PhD on online questionnaire design in 2008. Education: Leisure Sciences with a specialisation in Marketing Her research addresses methodological challenges in digital data collection, focusing on mobile surveys, sensor data integration, and passive data supplementation of traditional surveys. She investigates response format impacts, device effects, and data quality optimization in electronic questionnaires, bridging technological innovation with sociological research methods. Recent publications (2019) examine smartphone sensor applications in time-use studies, nonresponse predictors in mobile-only surveys, and response format effects on user experience. Her work demonstrates growing emphasis on mixed-mode data collection and device-usage pattern analysis in contemporary survey research. Awards: VENI grant of 364,000 euro for Building a Panel via Social Contacts GOR Best Thesis Award Dr. Toepoel secured competitive research funding through the VENI grant but no current graduate students or additional grants are documented. She maintains active professional collaborations across European research networks. She leads RC33 of the International Sociological Association and serves as ESRA vice-chair. Previously, she chaired the Dutch Platform for Survey Research, uniting market researchers, academics, and government officials to advance methodological standards.

Julia Maurerمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• X-ray Computed Tomography
• Materials Science
• Composite Materials
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Julia Maurer is a researcher at the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria's Research Center Wels, actively contributing to the Automotive/Mobility, Energy, and Smart Production Centers of Excellence with a focal specialization in Computed Tomography and Materials. Her work bridges advanced imaging techniques with industrial applications in hydrogen technology and composite materials development. Her research expertise centers on X-ray Computed Tomography (X-CT) for materials characterization, with particular emphasis on fiber-reinforced polymers, composite failure analysis, and hydrogen-compatible material systems. She investigates damage mechanisms in PPS composites under high-pressure hydrogen conditions, fiber orientation in polypropylene matrices, and the deformation behavior of polymer blends containing PTFE additives. This work directly addresses critical challenges in sustainable energy infrastructure and automotive component design. Recent publications reveal a concentrated research trajectory toward solving hydrogen storage and transportation challenges through advanced materials characterization. Her work demonstrates how X-CT enables 3D visualization of microstructural damage in composites, providing unprecedented insights into failure mechanisms under operational stresses. This approach has proven vital for developing safer hydrogen-compatible components like piston rings and packing seals. Dr. Maurer has secured significant research funding through projects including HyBRID (2023-2025), focusing on high-pressure hydrogen applications with IBW/EFRE & JTF 2021-2027 funding, and the CT-Phd project (2019-2022) with Borealis support for damage characterization in fiber-reinforced polymers. Her collaborative work spans academic-industrial partnerships with organizations like Borealis and involves close coordination with researchers including Kastner J., Plank B., and Burgstaller C. She operates within the Computed Tomography research ecosystem at Research Center Wels, leveraging specialized facilities for X-CT analysis of advanced materials. Her work integrates with Automotive/Mobility and Energy Centers of Excellence to develop next-generation materials solutions for hydrogen infrastructure, where her focus on material degradation mechanisms under hydrogen exposure directly informs component reliability and safety standards.

Bernadette Kamleitnerمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Consumer Psychology
• Psychological Ownership
• Digitalization and Consumer Behavior
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Univ. Prof. DDr. Bernadette Kamleitner serves as Vice Rector for Research and Third Mission at WU Vienna University of Economics and Business. She leads the Institute for Marketing & Consumer Research and has held faculty positions at WU since 2012, following academic appointments at the University of Vienna (Austria) and Queen Mary/Birkbeck (UK). Her research spans Consumer Psychology , Psychological Ownership , Digitalization , and Financial Decision-Making . Key Research Areas : Psychological Ownership, Digital Consumer Behavior, Privacy Economics, Mental Accounting, Sustainable Consumption Recent Projects : Examining packaging effects on ownership perception (2025), NFTs and digital ownership (2025), interdependent privacy in social networks (2024) Her 123+ publications focus on ownership theories, sensory marketing, and data privacy. Notable trends in her work include: Using scents and visual boundaries to manipulate ownership perception Exploring blockchain implications for digital art ownership (2025) Investigating cross-cultural privacy differences (2023) Scientific Recognition : Multiple Best Paper Awards (EACR, JCM) AMS Teaching Award and WU Vienna's Innovation in Education Prize She actively collaborates with institutions like QUT (Australia), Virginia Tech (USA), and Cass (UK), and chairs the ethics committee of the Austrian Advertising Council.

Elmar Wilhelm Fürstمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Transport Economics
• Logistics
• Passenger Transport
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Associate Professor Elmar Wilhelm Fürst is a faculty member at the Institute of Transport Economics and Logistics at the Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU Wien). His expertise spans transport economics, logistics, passenger transport, air traffic management, and transport policy within the European Union context. 1980-1984: Elementary school in Vienna 1984-1992: General secondary school: Modern Language Gymnasium in Vienna 1992-1998: Studied Business Administration at the Vienna University of Economics and Business 1998-2002: Doctoral studies at the Vienna University of Economics and Business Dr. Fürst's research focuses on transport economics and logistics with particular emphasis on statistical methods, quality management in transport services, and analytical frameworks like SWOT and GAP analysis. His work addresses practical challenges in passenger transport, air traffic management, and transport policy. Recent research increasingly explores sustainability dimensions including carbon reduction potentials in road transportation and accessibility considerations in corporate reporting. Analysis of Dr. Fürst's recent publications reveals consistent focus on practical applications of transport economics. His work examines airline competition dynamics, public transport solutions for smaller cities, carbon tracking methodologies for SMEs, and innovative statistical approaches to freight transport analysis. These publications demonstrate his ability to bridge theoretical economic concepts with real-world transportation challenges across Europe. Gender Award of the BMVIT as part of the IV2Splus program (2010) Dr. Fürst has led numerous research projects throughout his career, including significant work on traffic congestion cost analysis for ÖAMTC, revision of the motor route index concept, and applicability of activity-based costing in transport and logistics. His research portfolio includes 40 projects, demonstrating sustained engagement with practical transportation challenges and policy-relevant research questions. Dr. Fürst maintains active professional engagement through his role as Chairman of the Board of the Austrian Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired since 2015, which complements his research on accessibility in transportation systems. His work demonstrates strong interdisciplinary connections between transport economics, social responsibility, and practical policy implementation.

Julia Riessمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Economic Education
• Financial Education
• Entrepreneurial Inclination
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Dr. Julia Riess is a Senior Scientist (post doc) and Director of the Competence Center for Financial Education at the Vienna University of Economics and Business . She holds a doctoral degree in Social and Economic Sciences and has been actively contributing to research and teaching in business and financial education since 2014. PhD in Social and Economic Sciences (2016-2019), Vienna University of Economics and Business Master’s in Business Education (2013-2015), Vienna University of Economics and Business Master’s in International Banking and Finance (2012-2014), University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna Her research focuses on entrepreneurial inclination, financial education, and economic literacy, particularly examining how educational frameworks and demographic factors influence financial and entrepreneurial behaviors. She employs the Theory of Planned Behavior to analyze these dynamics in both school and professional settings. Recent publications highlight her work on entrepreneurial intention and subjective beliefs in general and commercial schools (2024), intersectional perspectives on entrepreneurship (2024), and financial literacy gaps among vulnerable populations (2024). Her work spans original research articles, conference proceedings, and policy-oriented contributions. WU Nominated for 'Excellent Teaching 2021' WU Award for Outstanding Research Achievements 2020 WU Award for Acquiring Third-Party Funding 2020 2020 City of Vienna Award in Humanities, Social Sciences and Cultural Sciences WU Nominated for 'Excellent Teaching 2020' Julia Riess has been involved in multiple research projects including Naina Studies (2020-2022) on student perceptions of economics and Financial Literacy projects (2016-2019). She also serves on academic networks and has presented at international conferences on financial and business education topics.

• Cybersecurity
• Malware Analysis
• Digital Forensics
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Robert Luh is a Professor at the University of Applied Sciences St. Pölten in the Department of Computer Science and Security . He serves as the Academic Director for the IT Security (BA) program and participates in various cybersecurity research initiatives through the Institute of IT Security Research. BSc in IT Security (2008-2011) Master of Science in Information Security (2011-2013) PhD in Computer Science from De Montfort University (2015-2019) His research focuses on cybersecurity education , malware analysis , and digital forensics , combining game theory with threat intelligence to develop innovative security training solutions. He has created the PenQuest cyber defense game series and contributed to NTFS timestamp forensic analysis. His work explores anomaly detection in system processes, malware classification through behavioral analysis, and visualization techniques for security applications. Recent publications address cybersecurity awareness programs and game theoretic models for cyber threats.

• Art Education
• History of Art
• Early Childhood Education
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Mirjana Tomasevic Dancevic is a Senior Lecturer at the Teacher Education Academy, University of Zagreb , and a practicing teacher of English and Visual Art at the Potocnica Early Childhood Education Centre in Zagreb, Croatia. She holds dual B.A. degrees: one in teaching Visual Art from the Academy of Fine Arts and another in English and History of Art from the Faculty of Philosophy, both at the University of Zagreb. B.A. in teaching Visual Art (Academy of Fine Arts, University of Zagreb) B.A. in English and History of Art (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Zagreb) Currently pursuing M.A. in History of Art Her research focuses on integrating visual language and foreign language learning in early childhood education. She has authored art textbooks for lower secondary schools and presented children's art exhibitions at international InSEA congresses since 1994. Her 2004 guest lecture "Theorien und Modelle II" highlighted her work on 21st-century educational frameworks.