Interfakultäre Koordinationsstelle für Allgemeine Ökologie (IKAÖ)

Personen

Dr. Stephanie Moser

Senior Researcher; Leader of research group; Project leader; Delegate of the mid-level faculty in the direction team

Interdisciplinary Center for General Ecology (IKAOE)
University of Bern
Schanzeneckstrasse 1
P.O.B. 8573
CH-3001 Bern (Switzerland)

Phone: +41 31 631 39 52
Fax: +41 631 87 33

E-Mail:

Functions and Research Topics
Projects
Publications
Scientific Education
Professional Experiences / Other Activities

Functions and Research Topics

Functions
Senior Researcher: Management of projects and research group; teaching; representation of the mid-level faculty in the institute direction

Research Topics
Individual and societal processes regarding the diffusion of environmental behavior

Projects

Ongoing Projects

Interventionsgestaltung zur Verminderung von Maschinen- und Gerätelärm
Ein Projekt mit Unterstützung des Bundesamtes für Umwelt (Bafu), Abteilung Lärmbekämpfung
Bewusstsein und Handeln in der Lärmbekämpfung
Ein Projekt mit Unterstützung des Bundesamtes für Umwelt (Bafu), Abteilung Lärmbekämpfung

Completed Projects

Risks of Ubiquitous Information and Communication Technologies: How individuals Perceive, Cause, and Seek to Mitigate Them. Dissertationsprojekt, 2005-2010.
Anytime, Anywhere Communication and Computing
(AACC risk)
Kooperative Bewertung und Kommunikation der systemischen Risiken ubiquitärer Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologien
(BMBF Projekt im Programm „Sozial-ökologische Forschung“, Themenbereich Strategien zum Umgang mit systemischen Risiken, 2005-2009. Forschungspartner: Ecolog institute, Sociovision)

Publications

Moser, S., Bruppacher, S.E., & De Simoni, F. (2011). Public representation of ubiqutious ICT applications in the outpatient health sector. International Journal of Technology and Human Interaction, 7(4), 62-80.

Moser, S., Bruppacher, S.E., & Mosler, H.-J. (2011). How People Perceive and Will Cope, with Risks from the Diffusion of Ubiquitous Information and Communication Technologies. Risk Analysis, 31(5), 832-846.

Moser, S. (2011). Risks of ubiquitous information and communication technologies: How individuals perceive, cause, and seek to mitigate them. Doctoral thesis, Zurich: University of Zurich

Moser, S., Brunnthaler, M. (2009). Leben mit dem Konjunktiv. Umweltrisiken, ihre subjektive Bewertung und Kommunikation. Forum der Geoökologie, 20/2, S. 21-25.

Moser, S., & Bruppacher, S.E. (2009). Die Digitalisierung der Medizin – Soziale Aspekte von eHealth. Bulletin SAGW, 2/9, S. 48-49.

Moser, S., & Mosler, H.-J. (2008). Differences in influence patterns between adopter groups predicting the adoption of a solar disinfection technology for drinking water in Bolivia. Social Science & Medicine 67 (2008), S. 497–504.

Education

2010	PhD (Dissertation) in Psychology University of Zurich, Switzerland, Faculty of Arts, Department of Psychology Supervision: - Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Mosler (Eawag) - Prof. Dr. Heinz Gutscher (University of Zurich) - Prof. Dr. Ruth Kaufmann-Hayoz (IKAOE) Title: Risks of Ubiquitous Information and Communication Technologies:How Individuals Perceive, Cause, and Seek to Mitigate Them
2005	Licentiate in Psychology (lic.phil.hum.) University of Berne, Switzerland, Faculty of Humanities, Department of Psychology Major in social and general psychology, minor in general ecology and developmental psychology MSc Thesis on water management in Latin America
2004	Field reseach within an NCCR-North South project in Bolivia, Latin America
2003	Internship at the Interdisciplinary Center for General Ecology (IKAOE), University of Berne, Switzerland
1998	Maturität, Typ E, Wirtschaftsgymnasium Biel, Switzerland

Professional Experiences

2010-today	Senior researcher, project management and management of a research group at the Interdisciplinary Center for General Ecology (IKAOE) at the University of Berne, Switzerland
2005-2010	Research Assistant at the IKAOE, operative project management
2003-2008	Health Instructor for Red Cross Immigrant’s Courses
2005-2006	Administrative work in a center for asylum seekers with special health requirements
2002-2003	Administrative work in the asylum sector for the Red Cross Switzerland
1999	Workstay in Iceland

Other Activities

2006-today	Contact person for the University of Berne with the association “Initiative Psychologie im Umweltschutz” (IPU Schweiz)
2007	Co-organisation of the 2nd IPU Congress in Berne
2005	Co-organisation of the Swiss Second Congress for Psychology Students (PSYKO) in Wattenwil, Switzerland
2003	Foundation and co-organisation of the Swiss First Congress for Psychology Students (PSYKO)
2006-today	Family: two children