Dietrich Albert

Albert, Dietrich, em. Univ.-Prof. Dr.rer.nat.
Head of Cognitive Science Section
Department of Psychology
University of Graz
E-Mail: dietrich.albert[at]uni-graz.at
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Adress: Department of Pychology, c/o Dietrich Albert, University of Graz, Universitätsplatz 2/D, 8010 Graz, Austria

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Prof. Dr. Dietrich Albert graduated from the University of Göttingen (Germany) in Psychology and received his Dr.rer.nat. and postdoctoral degree (Habilitation in Psychologie) from the University of Marburg/Lahn (Germany). He was Professor of Experimental Psychology at the University of Heidelberg (Germany). Currently he is head of the Cognitive Science Section and Professor emeritus of Psychology at the University of Graz (Austria). During the academic year 2001/2002, he has been visiting professor at Hiroshima University, Faculty of Education (Japan). His research topics cover several areas in experimental and applied psychology. His expertise in European and national R&D projects is documented by several grants. The research focus within these projects has been on Education, e-Learning, Human-Computer Interaction, Knowledge Engineering, Cognitive Psychology, Knowledge Management, and Evaluation. He is chairperson of the European Japan Experts Association e.V. (EJEA) and Associate Editor for Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence: AI for Human Learning and Behavior Change.

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Dissertation tree of Dietrich Albert:

• Ernst Heinrich Weber (1815, University of Wittenberg)
• Karl Ewald Hasse (1833, University of Leipzig)
• Wilhelm Maximilian Wundt (1856, Heidelberg University)
• Gustav Kafka (1906, University of Leipzig)
• Ferdinand Merz (1951, University of Würzburg)
• Dietrich Albert (1972, University of Marburg/Lahn)
• K. Michael Aschenbrenner (1980, Heidelberg University)
• Heiner Gertzen (1989, Heidelberg University)
• Hermann Rodenhausen (1992, Heidelberg University)
• Theo Held (1993, Heidelberg University)
• Klaus Korossy (1993, Heidelberg University)
• Susanne Narciss (1993, Heidelberg University)
• Martin Schrepp (1993, Heidelberg University)
• Martin Lages (1997, Heidelberg University)
• Christof Körner (1998, University of Graz)
• Gudrun Wesiak (2003, University of Graz)
• Tobias Ley (2005, University of Graz)
• Barbara Kump (2010, University of Graz)
• Michael Kickmeier-Rust (2010, University of Graz)
• Christina Steiner (2012, University of Graz)
• Paul Seitlinger (2012, University of Graz)
• Lisa C. Winter (2017, University of Graz)
• Michael A. Bedek (2020, University of Graz)
• Eva Hillemann-Sach (2020, University of Graz)