Sebastian S. Feger

Sebastian Stefan Feger is a doctoral researcher and professor specializing in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and User Experience (UX), currently working at LMU Munich. His research spans the intersection of data science and open science, particularly in gamification and knowledge management and sharing. He also explores physical computing and prototyping, utilizing augmented reality (AR) to enhance the functionality of low-fidelity prototypes and focuses on IoT security and user privacy protection. He has published numerous papers in top-tier international academic conferences and journals and is committed to advancing scientific data management and research reproducibility.

• 2024-03 – Present·Rosenheim Technical University of Applied Sciences·Professor
  • Teaching and conducting research in the fields of HCI and UX.
• 2020-11 – Present·Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU)·Postdoctoral Researcher (HCI/UX)
  • Engaged in teaching and research on topics such as gamification, augmented reality, and IoT security.
• 2017-01 – 2020-01·Scientific Information Services Department (CERN)·PhD Researcher
  • Conducted research on research data management and open science in high-energy physics experiments.
• 2015-10 – 2016-12·Technical Project Manager and Lead Developer
  • Responsible for technical project management and development.
• 2013-03 – 2015-02·Fellow (PH-ESE)·CERN
  • Provided research support and developed technologies for high-energy physics experiments.
• 2010-03 – 2010-10·Technical Student (PH-ESE)·CERN
  • Assisted in the development and testing of technical tools for physics experiments.

• 2018-10 – 2020-09·Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU)·PhD
  • Focused on the intersection of data science and open science.
• 2012-03 – 2013-02·Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences·Master's (M.Sc.)
  • Specialization in Computer Science.
• 2008-09 – 2012-02·Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences·Bachelor's (B.Sc.)
  • Specialization in Computer Science.