Visiting scientists

Current visiting scientists

Stephanie Neidlinger is a PhD student and Research Associate in Work and Organizational Psychology, visiting our Center from Helmut Schmidt University in Hamburg, Germany from June through the end of October. She has conducted research on diary studies in which she investigated the effects of character strength application on health-related outcomes in hybrid work settings. Her current research interests also include a focus on working from home, personal resources, and health. While at the Center, she will be working with Dr. Susan Peters on the German validation of the Thriving from Work Questionnaire and examine Thriving from Work in hybrid and remote settings.  

Former visiting scientists

Emma Cedstrand
Licensed psychologist, Doctoral student
Unit of Occupational Medicine, Institute of Environmental Medicine, Karolinska Institutet
emma.cedstrand@ki.se 

Ann Sophie Lauterbach, M.Sc.
Doctoral student at the Future of Work Lab 
Chair of Organizational Behavior; University of Konstanz
ann-sophie.lauterbach@uni-konstanz.de

Siw Tone Innstrand, PhD
Professor, Occupational Health Psychology
Director of the Center for Health Promotion Research
Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway
siw.tone.innstrand@ntnu.no

Adam Chati, PhD 
Professor of Human Management and Organizational Behavior
Faculty of Law, Economics and Social Sciences
Hassan II University of Casablanca, Morocco
chati.adam@gmail.com

Yasmine Bezzaz, MSc Management
Doctoral student at the Faculty of Legal, Economic and Social Sciences
Rabat-Agdal Mohammed V University, Morocco
yasminebezzaz@gmail.com

Seung-Sup Kim, MD, MPH, ScD
Associate Professor of Epidemiology
Korea University, South Korea
kim.seungsup@gmail.com

Marta Pilotto, LL.M.
Doctoral student in Comparative and European Legal Studies
University of Trento, Italy
marta.pilotto@unitn.it