Prof. Dr. Verena Tiefenbeck

Juniorprofessur für Digitale Transformation

Is It All About Transparency? The Effectiveness and Ethics of a Digital Salience Nudge (2021) Michels L, Schmitt K, Ochmann J, Laumer S, Tiefenbeck V Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Taking mental health & well-being to the streets: An exploratory evaluation of in-vehicle interventions in the field (2021) Koch K, Tiefenbeck V, Liu S, Fleisch E, Wortmann F Conference contribution, Conference Contribution The behavioral response to a corporate carbon offset program: A field experiment on adverse effects and mitigation strategies (2020) Günther SA, Staake T, Schöb S, Tiefenbeck V Journal article User behavior in a real-world peer-to-peer electricity market (2020) Ableitner L, Tiefenbeck V, Meeuw A, Wörner A, Fleisch E, Wortmann F Journal article Implementing a blockchain-based local energy market: Insights on communication and scalability (2020) Meeuw A, Schopfer S, Wörner A, Ableitner L, Tiefenbeck V, Fleisch E, Wortmann F Journal article, Editorial Supporting Citizens’ Political Decision-Making Using Information Visualisation (2020) Graf V, Graf-Drasch V, Tiefenbeck V, Weitzel R, Fridgen G Conference contribution, Conference Contribution The influence of algorithm aversion and anthropomorphic agent design on the acceptance of AI-based job recommendations (2020) Ochmann J, Michels L, Zilker S, Tiefenbeck V, Laumer S Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Energy conservation: Real-time feedback reduces energy consumption among the broader public without financial incentives (2019) Tiefenbeck V, Wörner A, Schöb S, Fleisch E, Staake T Journal article Real-time feedback reduces energy consumption among the broader public without financial incentives (2019) Tiefenbeck V, Worner A, Schoeb S, Fleisch E, Staake T Journal article, Editorial Trading solar energy within the neighborhood: Field implementation of a blockchain-based electricity market (2019) Wörner A, Ableitner L, Meeuw A, Wortmann F, Tiefenbeck V Conference contribution, Conference Contribution