People on the autism spectrum face a wide range of everyday challenges that are often barely visible to outsiders, yet nonetheless lead to considerable strain. This effect is particularly evident in areas of existential importance, such as professional development in adulthood. The employment situation is a clear indicator of an existing imbalance: robust figures are
Anyone writing a thesis, working on a term paper during their studies, or simply interested in working in a precise and academically sound manner, will sooner or later face the question of how best to handle literature, use the right references, and cite texts correctly. This is an important skill to acquire, particularly during one’s
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At the end of July 2026, I will be running a workshop at the Dresden University of Applied Sciences exploring the question of what contribution artificial intelligence can make to digital accessibility and inclusion – and where its current limitations still lie. I have already engaged extensively with this topic over the past few years,
Why Must Documents Be Accessible? Imagine you are beginning a degree. For the vast majority of people, this is an exciting step, accompanied by considerable preparation and anticipation. Now put yourself in the position of a first-year student with a disability. The lecture halls are wheelchair-accessible, and the pathways across campus are well maintained. Yet
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Welcome! Welcome to my new homepage! I’m delighted that you’ve found your way here. This website has just gone live and marks an important turning point in my professional journey – the transition from purely academic research towards a stronger focus on applied work and the practical translation of scientific insights into industry practice. I’d like
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