Scholar
Markus Huff
Google Scholar ID: KwsEM9MAAAAJ
Professor of Applied Cognitive Psychology, Leibniz-Institut für Wissensmedien Tübingen
Citations & Impact
Citations
1,693
H-index
21
i10-index
43
Publications
20
Co-authors
86
list available
Publications
Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
- Project: How do we read comics? – Investigating comprehension processes in visual narratives
- Project: Info-noise: Investigating the cognitive effects of noisy information environments
- Project: Factors of narrative understanding
- Project: Artificial Intelligence for science communication: Acceptance and lay people comprehension
- Project: Prosocial behavior towards artificial agents
- Project: Climate change denial in the digital age: An in-depth analysis of the effects of social media use
- Project: A metacognitive account of politicized science
- Project: Perception of agents' skill
- Project: Mental representation of scenes: Discriminability of true and false information
- Project: Natural and mediated perception of dynamic events
- Project: Understanding the underlying mechanisms of information processing and propagation – The role of metacognition
- Project: Psychological explorations of Artificial Intelligence
- Project: Traces in video portals: The potential of user generated data for the design of effective educational videos
- Project: Psychological determinants of risk perception about Artificial Intelligence
- Project: Communicating politicized science
Research Experience
- Deputy Director of IWM since 2025; Head of the Perception and Action Lab at IWM since 2020.
Education
- Since 2020, he has been a W3 Professor of Applied Cognitive Psychology at the Eberhard Karls University Tübingen.
Background
- Research interests include narrative cognition, science communication, and multimodal and psycholinguistic mechanisms. Currently, he is the head of the Perception and Action Lab.
Miscellany
- Contact: m.huff@iwm-tuebingen.de; More information available on Google Scholar and Research Gate.
