Christine Saeedi-Givi is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Psychology at the University of
Konstanz, Germany. Her interests lie in Human-Computer Interaction, cognitive sychology, andexperimental methods, which she is exploring in collaboration with the Cyber-Human Lab as part of her bachelor thesis.

Christine has previously completed a research internship at the Cyber-Human Lab, where she worked on augmented reality (AR)-guided exergame feedback for exoskeleton fitting and investigated the external validity of AR-based experiments. Additionally, she is conducting research on AR object tracking technologies at Mercedes-Benz and volunteers as a team lead and project owner at a student consulting company in the Lake Constance region.

Christine is also involved with Innovation i-Teams at the IfM, contributing to a project focused on improving the measurement of human experience. She has been awarded a scholarship from the Foundation of the German Economy (Stiftung der Deutschen Wirtschaft), which provides her with financial support and mentorship.