Research Infrastructure

D-WISE is developing new computational analysis methods for the use of context-oriented embedding representations and a prototypical working environment as digital support for sociological discourse analyses.

The Human-Computer Interaction working group at the Department of Computer Science operates a state-of-the-art VR and AR laboratory with a wide range of hardware for display technologies, motion capture, and interaction.

The Hub of Computing & Data Science at the Department of Computer Science offers a powerful environment for data-intensive research, with modern hardware, analysis tools, and infrastructure for interdisciplinary collaboration.

The MTL promotes lively exchange between research, practice, and society, supports interdisciplinary start-up activities, and offers consulting, mentoring, practice-oriented courses, and workshops.

We research the effectiveness and impact of regulation.

In the TeamLab for Work and Organizational Psychology, we uncover systematic interaction patterns, team processes, and leadership dynamics.