Carolin Reichherzer

Dr. Carolin Reichherzer is a research scientist and user experience (UX) researcher specializing in Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) technologies. She possesses deep professional expertise in immersive technologies and interaction design, focusing on leveraging emerging technologies to enhance user experiences. Her research includes the intersection of Visual Language Models (VLM) and Extended Reality (XR), aiming to create novel ways of collaboration in human-computer interaction and user decision-making. Dr. Reichherzer has received several international awards and published numerous papers at top conferences. Her research has significant implications in the fields of courtroom environments, education, and immersive experience design.

• 2022–Present·Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts·Research Scientist
  • Conducting research and development focused on immersive technologies and user experience.
• 2019–2022·University of South Australia·Researcher
  • Focused on the application of virtual reality in courtroom scenarios.

• 2018–2021·University of Adelaide·Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
  • Research focus: Application of virtual reality in spatial memory and user decision-making.
• 2015–2017·University of Bremen·Master of Science (MSc)
  • Specializing in digital media and interaction design.
• 2011–2014·Mainz University of Applied Sciences·Bachelor of Arts (BA)
  • Major in design and interaction experience.