Jana Gonnermann-Müller
I am a postdoctoral researcher and lead the Humans and AI research area at the Zuse Institute Berlin.
I trained as a psychologist and received my PhD in Information Systems. My work sits at the intersection of psychology, AI, and immersive technologies such as augmented reality, with a focus on education and learning. I combine methods from psychology and human-centered design to develop and evaluate adaptive systems for learning and decision-making.
Within Humans and AI, we develop LLM-based simulations and multi-agent systems that help teachers personalize learning materials, as well as AI tutors and adaptive augmented reality for vocational training. A second line of work addresses human-AI synergy: when humans and AI complement each other, how trust develops, and how agency is shared.
Learn more about the team and our research topics.
- Oct 2026
Paper accepted at NeurIPS 2026: Within-Model vs Between-Prompt Variability in Large Language Models for Creative Tasks
- Sep 2026
- Aug 2026
New paper in Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research: Teacher-centered LLM-based multi-agent systems – towards differentiated educational worksheets
- Aug 2026
- Jul 2026
Find out more about our FACET project in the TU Berlin press release (in German)