Decker, Michael
Professor
Informatics, Economics, and Society
Institute for Technology Assessment and Systems Analysis
Germany
Biography
Studies in physics (minor subject economics) at Heidelberg University, German university degree "Diplom" in physics 1992; graduation 1995, doctor's degree in natural sciences at Heidelberg University (spectroscopy of oxygen in the high pressure combustion); habilitation at the University of Freiburg (interdisciplinary research for technology assessment) in 2006.
Research Interest
Fields of work Concepts of Technology Assessment Methodology of interdisciplinary research TA of Robotics and Nanotechnology
Publications
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Bogner, A.; Decker, M.; Sotoudeh, M. (Hrsg.) Responsible innovation - Neue Impulse für die Technikfolgenabschätzung? Baden-Baden: Nomos - edition sigma 2015
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Weinberger, N.; Krings, B.-J.; Decker, M. Enabling a mobile and independent way of life for people with dementia - Needs-oriented technology development. In: Dominguez-Rué, E.; Nierling, L. (Hrsg.): Ageing and technology. Perspectives from the social sciences. Bielefeld: transcript 2016, S. 183-204
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Decker, M.; Gutmann, M.; Knifka, J. (Hrsg.) Evolutionary robotics, organic computing and adaptive ambience. Epistemological and ethical implications of technomorphic descriptions of technologies. Wien: LIT 2015 (Hermeneutik und Anthropologie, Bd. 6)
