Prof. Dr. Adrian Meier

Prof. Dr. Adrian Meier
Prof. Dr. Adrian Meier

Assistant Professorship for Communication Science

Curriculum vitae

Adrian Meier’s research focuses on media uses and effects, media psychology, and interpersonal communication. Among other things, he investigates the consequences of digital communication for well-being, health, and self-regulation, especially at the work-home interface (e.g. digital stress, procrastination, digital communication when working from home). His methodological focus is on in-situ surveys, digital behavioral data, and AI-supported literature syntheses. His research received multiple awards at national and international conferences of the Communication and Media Psychology disciplines (e.g., ICA, DGPuK, DGPs), including two dissertation awards (ICA Communication & Technology, DGPuK).

Previously, Adrian Meier was Assistant Professor at the University of Amsterdam (2020 – 2021) and Research Associate at JGU Mainz (2015 – 2020). There, he also completed his PhD (Aug. 2020, summa cum laude) and MA in Communication Science (2013 – 2015) as well as a BA in Communication and Political Science (2010 – 2013). For his studies and research, he visited Göteborgs Universitet (Sweden), the University of Wisconsin-Madison (USA), and the Weizenbaum Institute for the Networked Society (Berlin).

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