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About
Built on observation.
Driven by context.
I am an HCI researcher working on gaze-based interaction, extended reality, and how people perform in high-stakes situations. A thread that runs through everything I do: systems work best when they respect what humans are already good at — and step in precisely where they aren't.
My PhD at Aarhus University, Denmark (Prof. Ken Pfeuffer & Prof. Hans Gellersen) explored how gaze and hand input can work together in 3D environments — studying selection, manipulation, and the interplay between the two modalities. I then spent a year as a postdoc at the HCI Lab of TT-Prof. Tiare Feuchtner at the University of Konstanz.
Since March 2026 I am a Research Associate at Deggendorf Institute of Technology · Campus Vilshofen with Prof. Manfred Vielberth. My current work sits at the intersection of AI-assisted learning and human-centered security. I am studying how AI should be integrated into educational contexts without eroding the learner's own competence — and why current cybersecurity training tends to fail exactly when it matters most: the moment an actual attack happens, people are under stress, and the gap between what was taught and what can be recalled becomes critical.
