Charlotte Brandebusemeyer

Research Assistant, PhD Candidate

Phone: +49-(0)331 5509-3445

Room: G-2.1.20

Email: char.brandebusemeyer(at)hpi.de

Web: ResearchGate | LinkedIn

Personal Information

Work Experience:

Since Okt. 2023: PhD Candidate in Digital Health at the HPI in cooperation with SAP
2023: Student Worker at best practice consulting
- AI and Large Language Models
2022: Student Worker at Bischof + Klein
- IT Reporting
2022: Research internship and master thesis at the German Aerospace Centre (DLR)
- Psychophysiological analysis of people travelling in an autonomously driving vehicle
2021: Research internship at Macquarie University, Sydney
- Social Robotics
2020: Internship at IBM, Hursely, UK
- Created educational resources for schools to teach the principles of artificial intelligence and machine learning

Education:

2020 - 2022: Cognitive Science (M.Sc.) at University of Osnabrück
2019: Semester Abroad at the University of Sussex, Brighton, UK
2017 - 2020: Cognitive Science (B.Sc.) at University of Osnabrück

Research Interests

Mental well-being and productivity of software developers in a real-life setting
- developer experience
- cognitive load and flow experience
Generative AI
- "AI pair programming"
Psychophysiological data analysis (PPG, ECG, EDA, EEG, eye-tracking, questionnaires)
Machine Learning

Teaching Activities

Project supervision

Summer Semester 2024	Master Project	Code with the flow
Winter Semester 2024/25	Master Project	Coding Rhythms: Physiological Insights Into Software Development

Thesis supervision

Master Thesis

2024

Fabian Georgi

Comparative Analysis of Research and Consumer Wearables in Everyday Situations

Internship Supervision

Winter Semester 2024/25

Annemarie Uhlig

Open Thesis Topics

Feel free to contact me if you are interested in writing your thesis on a topic that is related to my research.

Publications

2022

Travelers’ information need in automated vehicles-a psychophysiological analysis. Brandebusemeyer, Charlotte; Ihme, Klas; Bosch, Esther (2022). 1–6.

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2021

Impact of a vibrotactile belt on emotionally challenging everyday situations of the blind. Brandebusemeyer, Charlotte; Luther, Anna Ricarda; König, Sabine U; König, Peter; Kärcher, Silke M in Sensors (2021). 21(21) 7384.

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