The AI Queens* of Bonn

The Sustainable AI Lab at the University of Bonn is starting a new lecture series: The AI Queens* of Bonn. These events are meant to offer anyone from the Bonn area, who feels underrepresented in AI practice, research, or education, a space to connect and share their experience.

Every quartile, we will invite another guest speaker to share some insights about work or research on artificial intelligence. 

Previous events:

Marlene Wessels
© Marlene Wessels

Human Audiovisual Perception of Robots: A Psychological Perspective on Human-AI Interaction

Marlene Wessels, University of Mainz
28 October 2025

Marlene Wessels is a postdoctoral researcher in the Human Factors and Engineering Psychology group at the University of Mainz. She completed her PhD in Psychology on pedestrians’ audiovisual perception of accelerating vehicles and now focuses on human-robot interaction, while maintaining a strong interest in human audiovisual perception in the context of emerging technologies. Her research aims to deepen the understanding of fundamental perceptual processes in human-machine interaction, supporting human-centered design of innovations that are tailored to human capabilities and needs.

Four Shades of Life Sciences: Machine Learning-Driven Disinformation Detection in the Life Sciences

Dr Eva Seidlmayer

29 April 2025

What is Feminist Philosophy of Technology?

Prof. Dr. Toni Loh

20 January 2025


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