Her thesis on "Understanding visual complexity fo data visualizations" can be accessed at u:thesis here.
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![Research questions, analysis targets, methods, and study stages. We used multiple analysis approaches to
answer our research questions. For RQ1–Context, we analyzed counselors’ responses about their roles and contestation
experience in the introductory interviews. For RQ2–Requirements, we conducted a card-sort [ 93] to elicit and compare
their information needs, and used a sketching task as a prompt to discuss the interface requirements. For RQ3–Design,
we analyzed participants’ think-aloud interaction with the three low-fidelity prototypes to identify useful and superfluous
elements. For RQ4–Effect, we analyzed counselors’ think-aloud interaction with the high-fidelity prototype, their perceived
contestation confidence and sense of competence and autonomy [84], and their responses to a semi-structured interview.](/fileadmin/_processed_/6/4/csm_Figure_1_Humans-in-the-Contestability-Loop_2c906c6ec8.webp)
Congratulations to Timothée Schmude on his Paper at FACCT 2026!
Laura Lotteraner successfully defended her PhD thesis “Signs and Sensitivity: "Visualization and Data Analysis Practices in Environmental Pollution…
Congratulations to Laura Lotteraner, Antonia Saske, and Dragos C. Barbu on their papers at EuroVIS 2026!
His thesis on "Working with RAG-Based Chatbots in Legal Tasks: Exploring Usability, Perceived Trustworthiness and Mental Workload" can be accessed at…
His thesis on "Structured Visualization Design Knowledge for Grounding Generative Reasoning and Situated Feedback" can be accessed at u:thesis here.
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