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  1. Health Psychology Group

    now | 01/2024

    University of Bamberg

    Research associate position investigating real-world dimensions of human heat behavior. Using mobile in situ/EMA methods, the project's objectives are to better understand structural obstacles in thermal stress protection for particularly vulnerable groups and to explore conditions under which health and well-being can be improved systematically in heat situations.

    Responsibilities include:

    • Conceptualization and methodological development of the study
    • Technical implementation and administration of EMA/ESM infrastructure
    • Research data management and analysis

  2. Project Group for Computational Epidemiology

    12/2023 05/2022

    Robert Koch-Institute | Humboldt University Berlin

    Research assistant to the Corona Data Donation project together with Prof. Dirk Brockmann's group for Computational Epidemiology. The project group is part of the Working Group Complex Biological Systems at the Institute for Theoretical Biology and at the IRI Life Sciences at the HU Berlin.

    Affiliated at the intersection of data analysis and outreach communications related to the Corona-Datenspende project. Responsibilities included:

    • Interactive science communication
    • Data analysis and visualization
    • Web development

  3. Psychology and Infectious Diseases Lab: COSMO study group

    11/2022 11/2021

    University of Erfurt

    Research on the link between human behavior and the spread of infectious diseases with Prof. Cornelia Betsch‘s working group. Part of the COVID-19 Snapshot Monitoring (COSMO) team.

    • survey research: programming of standardized questionnaires, development of survey items and experiments
    • use of inferential methods for statistical analysis of trend and experimental data %>% visualization (R)
    • project management tasks, e.g. coordination with associated research institutions and co-researchers, publication of the research data in accordance with the group's Open Science policy
    The PIDI Lab works on understanding principles of health behavior by applying a judgement, decision making and strategic interaction perspective to infectious disease control - especially with regard to the vaccination decision and prudent use of antibiotics. Members are committed to Open Science.



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