Juergen Bluhm

Juergen Bluhm
  • MBA
  • Lecturer at Munich University of Applied Sciences

Eye-Tracking in education, market research, automotive, sports, neuroscience and UX - supporting labs around the world

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Introduction
Experienced background in marketing research and eye-tracking research, with additional dimensions of experience and insight into different areas including advertising tracking, image and brand research, and communications efficiency, including developing new methodologies and a tracking database. Latest development: truly integrated virtual shopping with eye-tracking methodology as well as biometric syncronisation of eye tracking with other biometric measurements like EEG, GSR, NIRS, etc.
Current institution
Munich University of Applied Sciences
Current position
  • Lecturer
Additional affiliations
January 2020 - present
Duale Hochschule Baden-Württemberg Mannheim
Position
  • Learning Support
October 2017 - present
Munich University of Applied Sciences
Position
  • Lecturer
Description
  • Eye-Tracking in Tourism
August 2017 - present
Campus M21
Position
  • Lecturer
Description
  • Eye-Tracking lectures
Education
October 1982 - September 1986
Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nürnberg
Field of study
  • Marketing and Statistics

Publications

Publications (6)
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Every transaction orientated website such as the website of an online travel agency (OTA) has to perform. One of the most relevant KPIs to measure performance is the conversion rate, due to its direct impact on profitability. Good user experience and usability is essential for the conversion rate. Consequently, there is a high need to know which ba...
Chapter
Every transaction-orientated website such as the website of an online travel agency (OTA) has to perform. One of the most relevant KPIs to measure performance is the conversion rate, due to its direct impact on profitability. Good user experience and usability are essential for the conversion rate. Consequently, there is a high need to know which b...
Conference Paper
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The objective of this position paper is to demonstrate that eye-tracking is a cross-sectional technology for digitalisation because it provides a bridge between “machines” on the one hand, i.e. computers, networks, robots, and other man-made results of digitalisation like web pages, and humans on the other hand, who interact with them. Eye-tracking...
Poster
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Zielsetzung: Die Bewertung der Attraktivität geht zuerst vom Gesicht aus. Das Verlangen nach einem jugendlichen Erscheinungsbild ist gerade im fortgeschrittenen Alter gegeben, so dass zumeist auf minimal invasive Verfahren zurückgegriffen wird. Vor allem dermale Filler und Botulinumtoxin A werden am häufigsten eingesetzt. Das Ziel ist zum einen zu...
Poster
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Das Verlangen nach einem jugendlichen, frischen Hauterscheinungsbild, auch im fortgeschrittenen Alter, führt weltweit zu einem Anstieg minimal invasiver Verfahren. Dermale Filler und Botulinumtoxin A werden am häufigsten eingesetzt. Das Ziel dieser Untersuchung war es, zu untersuchen, ob weibliche Stimuli nach minimal invasiven Behandlungen attrakt...

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Question
The Journal of Mobile Teaching (JMT) is an Open Access Journal. Abstracts are published as progressive mobile apps within an open access directory. Selected Papers will be available in PDF, without charge.
Topics may include, but are not limited to the applications of mobile teaching and learning technologies for:
Blended learning Mobile Literacy Mobile Learning Assessment Testing and Evaluation Standard, 360 and Panorama Videos Augmented Reality (AR) Mobile Teaching and Learning Analytics Mobile Teaching Pedagogy Professional Development for Mobile Teaching and Learning
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Smell can be an imortant factor for purchase decisions, e.g. washing powder, shampoo, fresh fruits, etc. Does anybdy know about any research on the influence of smell in real world environments (in store), using implicit research methodologies?

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