The newly established Chair of Information Systems at the TU Darmstadt stands out for its interdisciplinary research on topics related to human-AI interaction, digital health, and the future of knowledge work. In diverse projects, we combine theory with practice and are currently working together with psychologists and psychotherapists, radiologists, or designers on AI topics that occupy these professions.

Get to know our diverse projects in research, teaching and practice. We are looking forward to meeting you!

• 30.07.2024 The paper “Forming Professional and IT Identities: A Longitudional Case Study of Using an Information System for Blended Psychotherapy” (Jussupow, Kurihara, Rieder and Schueckes) has been accepted for the International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS). Congratulations!
  It is now available online:
  https://aisel.aisnet.org/icis2024/digtech_fow/digtech_fow/18/
• 01.06.2024 We welcome Marco Weiß as a student assistant at the chair
• 15.04.2024 We welcome Stefan Rogge as a research assistant at the chair
• 01.04.2024 We welcome Nele Sagant and Tom Gierlich as student assistants at the chair
• 17.03.2024 Presentation on “Metacognitions in AI-Augmented Decision-Making” with Prof. Monika Undorf and Franziska Schäfer at the TeaP – Conference of Experimental Psychologists
• 20.02.2024 Research Note on “An Integrative Perspective on Algorithm Aversion and Appreciation in Decision-Making” (Jussupow, Benbasat, Heinzl) accepted at MIS-Quarterly (VHB-A+). Congratulations!
  https://doi.org/10.25300/MISQ/2024/18512
• 08.02.2024 Prof. Jussupow holds her inaugural lecture on AI-supported creativity