Digital Media Lab

Office: MZH 5340
Phone: +49 421 218-64401
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Administration: MZH 5370

24.08.2021

Promotion of Dmitry Alexandrovsky

In August, Dmitry Alexandrovsky successfully passed his PhD exam on "Engaging Interaction - Designing for Immersive and Sustained User Experiences."

The dissertation explores how interaction design can sustain engagement with interactive systems. Involving emotional, cognitive and behavioral…

10.07.2021

Exchange with the University College Dublin

We are happy to annouce that a lab exchange between Bremen and Dublin will take place on the 20. July 2021 from 14:00 time. We are looking forward to see a broad range of interesting and inspiring lightning talks both from University College Dublin and Digital Media Lab Bremen.

08.07.2021

Talk with Maximilian A. Friehs from University College Dublin

We are happy to announce that on July 12th 2021 Maximilian A. Friehs from the psychology department at the University College Dublin will give a talk at our EDM (Empowering Digital Media) round.

Dr. Maximilian A. Friehs is a cognitive neuroscientist with a PhD in Psychology from the University of…

01.06.2021

New members for our working group

In the last six months we have received strong reinforcement for our working group.

Bastian Dänekas joined us last November as support for our part of the project KI-SIGS and is working in parallel on his doctoral thesis on "Developing and researching methods to measure quality of strenght…

26.05.2021

Promotion of Johannes Pfau

Under the topic "Deep Player Behaviour Modelling", Johannes Pfau defended his dissertation with distinction ("summa cum laude") last week, which deals with the behaviour modelling and generation of individual players in video games. The method, which uses various machine learning approaches to…

06.05.2021

#CHI2021 Late-Breaking Work based on the VIVATOP Project

We are happy to announce that the paper "A Study on the Size of Tangible Organ-shaped Controllers for Exploring Medical Data in VR", which reports on research results from the VIVATOP project, was accepted to this year's CHI! The work investigates whether users, i.e. surgeons, benefit from a…