I’m really excited about working with Niklas Elmqvist during an internship from April until September this year.

With its expertise in information visualization, the UMD iSchool (or University of Maryland College of Information Studies) is an excellent address to extend my research on multivariate graphs. The internship is a spin-off of the existing collaboration between the Interactive Media Lab and the iSchool, which just recently resulted in the awarded CHI paper When David meets Goliath. I’m eagerly looking forward to my stay!

Other posts

• [May 30, 2020] Co-Organized the Virtual German CHI Week

  I was involved in the organization of the Virtual German CHI Week, which aimed to partly substitute this year’s canceled ACM CHI conference.

• [Apr 30, 2020] Full Paper at the 2020 ACM CHI Conference

  The Watch+Strap paper was published in the proceedings of the 2020 ACM CHI conference.

• [Oct 27, 2019] Attended the 2019 IEEE VIS Conference in Vancouver, Canada

  As the years before, I attended the annual IEEE VIS conference in 2019 in Vancouver.

• [Jul 19, 2019] Participated in the Dagstuhl Seminar on Mobile Data Visualization

  This July I was invited to attended the Dagstuhl Seminar on Mobile Data Visualization and happily accepted the invitation.

• [Jun 07, 2019] Attended the 2019 EG/VGTC EuroVis Conference in Porto, Portugal

  This year, I attended the EG/VGTC EuroVis conference and presented the InsideInsights paper.

• [May 11, 2019] Attended the 2019 ACM CHI Conference in Glasgow, Scotland, UK

  I again participated in the ACM CHI conference by presenting Vistribute and attending the Doctoral Consortium.

• [Oct 26, 2018] Attended the 2018 IEEE VIS Conference in Berlin, Germany

  After 2016 and 2017, I again participated in the IEEE VIS conference and presented a poster.

• [Sep 24, 2018] Wrapping up my Research Visit at University of Maryland

  After almost six months, it’s time to wrap up a great stay at UMD, where I worked with Niklas Elmqvist.

• [Sep 06, 2018] Successful German HCI Conference 'Mensch und Computer' 2018

  The ‘Mensch und Computer’ conference, where I served as Workshop Chair, took place in Dresden this week.

• [May 24, 2018] Attended the 35th HCIL Symposium at the University of Maryland

  As I’m currently staying at the HCIL, I was able to attend the HCIL Symposium at the University of Maryland.

• [Apr 26, 2018] Attended 2018 ACM CHI Conference in Montreal, QC, Canada

  For the first time, I participated in the ACM CHI conference and also presented my first CHI paper.

• [Feb 25, 2018] Internship at the University of Maryland iSchool

  I’m really excited about working with Niklas Elmqvist during an internship from April until September this year.

• [Feb 13, 2018] CHI 2018: Paper Accepted & Honorable Mention Award

  Our David meets Goliath paper was accepted at CHI ‘18 and received an honorable mention award!

• [Oct 09, 2017] Attended 2017 IEEE VIS Conference in Phoenix, AZ, USA

  For the second time, I participated in the IEEE VIS conference—this year, with two own contributions.

• [Aug 15, 2017] VIS 2017: Paper & Poster accepted

  Yeah! Both the VisTiles paper and the poster on Value Driver Trees were accepted at this year’s InfoVis.

• [Jul 03, 2017] Started Working on Research Project GEMS 2.0

  Since July 2017, I’m now officially working on the DFG-funded research project on multivariate graphs.

• [Mar 11, 2017] International Spring School smart@work at Technische Universität Dresden

  Being smart@work: experience from the International Spring School on Human Technology Cooperation.

• [Nov 11, 2016] Attended 2016 ACM ISS conference in Niagara Falls, ON, Canada

  For the third year in a row, I participated at the ACM ISS conference (formerly ACM ITS).

• [Nov 03, 2016] Visited iSchool at University of Maryland, USA

  I visited Niklas Elmqvist and Karthik Badam to push our collaboration forward.

• [Oct 28, 2016] Attended 2016 IEEE VIS Conference in Baltimore, MD, USA

  For the first time, I attended the IEEE VIS conference this year. It was a great experience!