
FH-Prof. Dr.
Bernhard Maurer, MSc
Studiengangsleiter Human-Computer Interaction
Fachbereichsleiter Human-centered Technologies
Senior Lecturer
Department Creative Technologies
Fachbereichsleiter Human-centered Technologies
Senior Lecturer
Department Creative Technologies
Standort: Campus Urstein
Raum: Urstein - 318
Raum: Urstein - 318
Aktuelle Lehre
HCIE-M | 1. WS 2026 | Applied Prototyping Skills for HCI | IL
HCIE-M | 1. WS 2026 | Ethics & Sustainability | IL
HCIE-M | 3. WS 2026 | HCI Futures | SE
HCIE-M | 3. WS 2026 | HCI Industry Project | PT
HCIE-M | 3. WS 2026 | Master Thesis Preparation | SE
Schwerpunkte
Areas of Research
- embodied interaction design
- games and play
- multimodal interaction
- tangible interfaces
- smart materials
Aktuelle Forschungsprojekte
- KI Fair gestalten: Ein Tool für gendersensible KI-Prozesse
Auf Basis eines entwickelten digitalen Tools zur ethischen Reflexion von KI-Prozessen sollen bislang nicht berücksichtigtegenderspezifische Aspekte...
06/2026 - 05/2027 - PRA-APP: Praktikumsapp-Plattform Phase 1
Das PRA-APP-1 Projekt liefert die Basis für die Umsetzung der „Praktikumsapp“-Plattform. Die Plattform soll zukünftig der digitale, state-of-the-art...
09/2022 - 08/2023 - doc.hci: Designing Meaningful Human-Technology Relation
05/2022 - 04/2027
Aktuelle Publikationen
- Sensing the Invisible: Materialising Hormonal Cycles though Multisensory Design
This research explores the materialization of hormonally influenced sensations related to intimate health through interactive design. Drawing on critical menstruation studies, it reacts to how...
2026 - Potentials for Friction: Exploring the Design Space Between Playfulness and Agonism
In this paper, we investigate how everyday playfulness can create opportunities for agonism. Playfulness and agonism have only rarely intersected in HCI research, such as using game design elements in...
2025 - Towards Lenses for Reviewing Playfulness in HCI
From playful design methods to artifacts that facilitate experiences of play, playfulness has been widely explored in HCI. However, this heterogeneous field of research lacks common ground - from a...
2024