Digital Media Lab

Digital Media Lab

Prof. Dr. Rainer Malaka

Office: MZH 6490
Phone: +49 421 218-64401
Fax: +49 421 218-64409
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Administration: MZH 6500/6510

 

University of Bremen
MZH, Faculty 3
Researchgroup Digital Media
Bibliothekstr. 5
D-28359 Bremen
GERMANY

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International support for ComAI project

We welcome Hüveyda Başyurtlu as an intern in our lab.


Anmelde QR code für die Global Game Jam 2026

Registration for Global Game Jam 2026 is now open!

The Global Game Jam will take place again this year on January 30, 2026. Over the course of 48 hours, participants will work in small groups to develop a game—with pizza, snacks, and drinks provided, of course. If you are interested, come to Level 0 of the MZH on Friday, January 30, at 4 p.m. and…


Thomas Eßmeyer and Rainer Malaka at the award ceremony of the Bremer Studienpreis

Bremer Studien-Preis for Thomas Essmeyer and Interview in the Washington Post

We would like to congratulate our colleague Thomas Eßmeyer on receiving the “Thematischen Preis” of the Bremer Studienpreis 2025 for his dissertation “Mitigating Dark Patterns Through Responsible Design – Ethical Design Considerations for User-Centred Technologies.” The work examines how responsible…


Gen Yue (Gwen)

We welcome our new colleague Gen Yue (Gwen)

In October, Gwen started as a PHD student with us at the Digital Media Lab (University of Bremen).

Gwen comes from Shanghai, where he earned his Bachelor of Arts in Game Design at the Shanghai Institute of Visual Arts. Before pursuing his doctorate, he completed a Master of Science in Serious Games…


Rainer Malaka

Rainer Malaka received IFIP Fellow Award

By the end of October, Rainer Malaka received the IFIP Fellow Award. The title of IFIP Fellow is the most prestigious IFIP’s technical distinction, which is conferred by the IFIP General Assembly on a current or past member of an IFIP body (e.g. WG, TC, GA, Domain Committee, IP3) in recognition of…


Carolin Stellmacher at the Computer Science Center at UCL London

Carolin Stellmacher stayed for 3 months at the UCL Interaction Centre in London

In summer 2025, our PhD student Carolin Stellmacher spent 3 fruitful months at the UCL Interaction Centre (UCLIC) in London, collaborating with Prof. Yvonne Rogers and Dr Mark Colley. Their joint work led to a full paper submission to CHI 2026. Carolin also presented her research projects as part of…