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Mag. Bernhard Schenkenfelder is a researcher and senior software engineer in the Human-Centered System Design group at SCCH. He holds an MSc and is currently pursuing a PhD in Business Informatics at the Johannes Kepler University (JKU) Linz. He has more than 25 years of experience in software engineering, especially in web development.

Bernhard has been involved in five funded research projects, from proposal writing to implementation and evaluation. He is the author of eight peer-reviewed publications and chaired a poster session at an international conference. His main research interests are low-code development and related topics such as human-computer interaction and web-based technologies. In industry-academia collaborations, Bernhard has developed low-code platforms to make software development accessible to domain experts without software development training. Previously, he conducted research on medical applications of computer vision. Bernhard was also a lecturer at JKU.

Research Focus

(main areas): Low-Code Development, Human-Computer Interaction, Web-Based Technologies, AR/VR

Key Projects

HUMACE (FFG, COMET 2023-2026): Human-Centered System Design

Responsible Annotation (AK Digifonds, 2023-2024): Software research to support inclusive image annotation teams.

NUDOCU (FFG, 2022-2025): Passive documentation of nursing care activities through contextual information and AI

VizARd (FFG, ICT of the Future, 2018-2021): Visual augmented reality (AR) assistant for spatial mapping in surgery

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