Marten Hogelücht
Larissa Hahn is a research associate in the department of Physics Education. As part of her doctoral research and current postdoctoral work, she focuses on teaching and learning with multiple representations of various concepts encountered in the introductory phase of university-level physics (see here and here). In this context, she particularly works with eye tracking as a method for analyzing learning and problem-solving processes (for a brief insight into this method, listen to the episode of the GDCP podcast NICHT im Fachraum essen!).
Education (short)
- seit 10/2026 Visiting professor of physics education with a focus on gender at the University of Koblenz
- since 04/2026 Postdoctoral researcher at the RWTH Aachen University in the research group Physics and Technology Education Research led by Prof. Dr. Bianca Watzka
- since 04/2024 Postdoctoral researcher at the University of Göttingen in the research group Physics Education Research led by Prof. Dr. Pascal Klein
- 10/2025-03/2026 Acting professor of physics and technology education at the University of Koblenz
- 10/2020–03/2024 Doctoral researcher at the University of Göttingen in the research group Physics Education Research led by Prof. Dr. Pascal Klein (Dr. Berliner Dr. Ungewitter dissertation prize 2025)
- 08/2017–09/2020 “Master of Education” in Mathematics and Geography at the University of Göttingen. Master’s thesis:
“Repräsentationswechsel im Kontext von Vektorfeldern:
Analyse von Augenbewegungen bei Problemlöse- und Lernprozessen”, Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Stefan Halverscheid, Prof. Dr. Pascal Klein - 08/2017–09/2020 Additional teacher training program for a third teaching subject (Grammar School Track): Physics
- 10/2014–08/2017 Dual-subject Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and Geography at the University of Göttingen
- WiSe 26/27 Didaktik der Physik I: Einführung (Seminar, Teil 2)
- WiSe 26/27 Übung zur Vorlesung Experimentalphysik I für Lehramtsstudierende