Prof. Martin Fischer, Ph.D. - Members - Cognitive Sciences.
Katharina Fischer works as UX developer with BIG PICTURE. After graduating in design she noticed that too much of Photoshop is not good for her. She switched to developing concepts for the user interface. 'Good UX defines the the interface as a dynamic system forming contextually and adapting to the users and their needs.' she says. The main.
Schmitz, Katharina: Influence of Inertia Terms on High Pressure Gap Flow Applications in Hydraulics Contribution to a book, Contribution to a conference proceedings (2019) Fischer, Felix Lukas Rhein, Andreas Schmitz, Katharina: Physically Motivated Simulation of Dynamic Hydraulic Seals Contribution to a book, Contribution to a conference.
My dissertation project focusses on the complex interplay between the constitution of market actors and social movements in the case of peer-to-peer sharing. Profit-oriented peer-to-peer sharing platforms have become dynamic and controversial actors in todays economy, operating in numerous economic sectors (such as accommodation, mobility, private gastronomy or gig working) both.
Fritz Stern Dissertation Prize. Since 1997 the Friends of the German Historical Institute have awarded the Fritz Stern Dissertation Prize for the best doctoral dissertation on a topic in German history written at a North American university. Dissertations on all periods of German history, on German-American relations, on the history of Germans.
Document Type. Doctoral Thesis (6756) Language. German (4858); English (1893); French (4); Multiple languages (1).
Dissertation submitted to the Combined Faculties for the Natural Sciences and for Mathematics of the Ruperto-Carola University of Heidelberg, Germany for the degree of Doctor of Natural Sciences presented by Katharina Elisabeth Schneider born in Darmstadt Date of oral examination: 13.06.2012.
Gregory K. Palm (1970) Professor of Economics, Associate Head. Research Interests: Game theory, industrial organization, learning, large population and spatial models, technology adoption, geographic concentration of industries, mutual funds. Sara F. Ellison. Senior Lecturer in Economics.
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