Using my imagination and creativity from both science and art, I seek for novelty with benefits for education, business and health. My research interests are sensory perceptions and cognitive processes related to experiences of (dis)comfort; and how these shape individual behaviour, interpersonal exchange and institutional structures.

Based on quantitative and qualitative data, I optimise perception and quality in everyday life. To do this, I look at the range from highly comfortable to highly discomfortable experiences. My analogue and digital solutions have been proven to reduce stress, anxiety and conflicts in private and professional life.

For clients and collaborators, I transfer my expertise of social, situational and spatial (dis)comfort in other areas of research and application. I look at and respond to contemporary issues and complex challenges from various angles. My analytical and conceptual approach enabled deeper insights and new opportunities with added value.

My work has led to access, interaction and participation. Such learning experiences can influence perception, attitudes and decision-making. Subsequently, this helps to overcome societal challenges like misconception or prejudice, leading to constructive dialogues, new perspectives and and social connections.

Bringing hybrid skills and work ethic from psychology and design, I explore the possible and make it happen. Therefore, I support projects of multidisciplinary groups and manage initiatives with multisensory dimensions. This promotes knowledge exchange, equality and sustainability.