Dr. Andrea Hamm
About
Andrea Hamm is researcher in the group "Digitalization, Sustainability, and Participation" at the Weizenbaum Institute for the Networked Society.
She is researching interdisciplinarily between the fields Human-Computer-Interaction and Journalism Studies. Her work focuses on the socio-political dimensions of digitalization, sustainability transitions, and the role of digital technologies, incl. the Internet of Things and "artificial intelligence" among civic actor groups, such as journalists, engaged people, and citizens, in social change and innovation processes. In her current work, she is interested in better understanding modes of participation in varying contexts of digitalization projects.
Andrea Hamm received her doctoral degree in Digital Media and Technology from the Dep. of Political and Social Sciences at Free University Berlin, Germany.
Research Group: Digitalization, Sustainability, and Participation
Fields of Research
Andrea Hamm researches:
- Civic Tech
- Participation
- Internet of Things
- Digital Journalism
- Sustainability Transformations
More Projects
- Researcher in the partner project "InNoWest" at the Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development
Committees and functions
- Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
- Climate Change and AI Berlin Brandenburg network
- German Informatics Society (GI)
- Ernst-Reuter Society (ERG) and alumni network of the Free University Berlin
- European Communication Research and Education Association (ECREA)
- German-Japanese Society for Social Sciences (GJSSS)
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