Michaela Evers-Wölk
Research Director
Communication Scientist (M. A.)
Research field
Health and well-beingThe person
Michaela Evers-Wölk has worked at the IZT since 2004. Since 2019, she has been Head of the Research Field Health and well-being. Previously, she headed the thematic cluster Futurology and participation. together with Dr Edgar Göll
Its research and advisory fields are the development conditions, interrelationships and consequences of the use of information and communication technologies in the economy and society.
Together with Britta Oertel, she leads the IZT's work as part of the IZT's consortium membership with the Office of Technology Assessment at the German Bundestag.
In addition, Michaela Evers-Wölk is concerned with methods of future, innovation and technology impact research. Discursive, communication-oriented methods are a focus of her work.
Between 2000 and 2004, Michaela Evers-Wölk was project manager at Prognos AG in the Media and Communication division.
She studied Information Science and Economics at the Free University of Berlin (1989-97).
Expertise
- Applied futurology, future studies and foresight projects
- Social innovations and innovation-oriented SWOT analysis
- Technology Assessment and Technology Evaluation
- Scenario technique (explorative/quantitative/normative)
- Delphi surveys
Selected projects and publications
Projects
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2022 - 2023
Turning point: Scenarios for Germany's role in international relations in 2040
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2022 - 2023
Project Agency Vocational Education and Training for Sustainable Development (PA-BBNE) of the Partner Network Vocational Education and Training
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2022
Expertise on the establishment of an interdisciplinary and multigenerational competence centre for social digitalisation
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2021 - 2023
Crisis radar - Strengthening the resilience of society, politics and the economy through crisis prediction
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2019 - 2020
Opportunities of digital administration
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2019 - 2020
Status and perspectives of telemedicine
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2018 - 2021
Environmental opportunities and risks of digitalised public services in suburbanised areas - A concept study of the district of Wolfenbüttel
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2018 - 2019
Study on the future of Human Machine Interfaces (HMI)
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2018 - 2019
Potential benefits of innovative and participatory methodological procedures for the German Bundestag
Publications
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2024
Crisis radar - strengthening the resilience of society, politics and the economy through crisis forecasting
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2024
Expected and tangible effects of participatory technology development in the health sector
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2020
Spreading a network of solidary care
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2019
Digital transformations: new paths to the future of public administration
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2019
How are health apps used and evaluated?
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2018
Quantified Self - Interface between Lifestyle and Medicine
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2018
How do young people rate personalised online media?
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2018
Digital self-measurement in lifestyle and medicine
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2018
Health apps
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2017
Health apps between technological functionality and social effectiveness