Sophie Kuhlemann
Sophie joined the Bits to Energy Lab in June 2022. She holds a B.A. in Ibero-Romance Philology and Economic Sciences from the University of Würzburg (2014-2018) and a M.Sc. in International Business Administration (with distinction) from the University of Vienna (2019-2022). Her master’s thesis focused on the relationship between corporate culture and fathers’ childcare hours. During her studies, she gained practical insights working as an intern for a Daimler AG in Stuttgart and as part-time working student for Xing E-Recruiting GmbH in Vienna.
Sophie is passionate about applying behavioural science insights to information systems research. Her current work focuses on consumers’ cognitive offloading to decision support systems, as well as factors influencing AI acceptance
Teaching
- Data-driven behavioral interventions for sustainability (DABIS) (WiSe 22/23)
- Unternehmer und Unternehmen (UuU) (WiSe 22/23)
- E-Business und E-Commerce (EBEC) (SoSe 23)
- Judgment in decision making and evidence-based management (JUDMEM) (WiSe 23/24)
- E-Business und E-Commerce (EBEC) (WiSe 24/25)
Publications
2024
- Kuhlemann S., Mehta P., Tiefenbeck V.:
Greener or Faster: Unraveling the Impact of Travel Time Presentation on Rail vs. Air Travel Decision-Making
International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS) 2024 (Bangkok, 15. December 2024 - 18. December 2024) - Rosenberger J., Kuhlemann S., Tiefenbeck V., Kraus M., Zschech P.:
The Impact of Transparency in AI Systems on Users’ Data-Sharing Intentions: A Scenario-Based Experiment
19. Internationale Tagung Wirtschaftsinformatik (Würzburg, 16. September 2024 - 19. September 2024)