Team

At the ACCESS@KIT - Center for Digital Accessibility and Assistive Technology (former SZS) an interdisciplinary team of academic and administrative staff as well as student assistantsworks together. The team is lead by Prof. Dr. Rainer Stiefelhagen and Dr. Karin Müller. ACCESS@KIT is part of the Faculty of Computer Science.

Secretary
First Name Surname Office Hours Phone E-mail

Mo, Di, Mi, Fr:  8:30h - 11.30h
Do:               10:30h - 11:30h

+49 721 608 42760 christina szautner does-not-exist.kit edu
Staff
First Name Surname Title Function Phone E-mail
Dr.-Ing. Academic staff   Alexander jaus does-not-exist.kit edu
Dr.-Ing. Academic staff +49 721-608-46386 angela schoen does-not-exist.kit edu
M.Sc. Techn. Staff + 49 721 608 46889 ann-christin freese does-not-exist.kit edu
M.Sc. Academic staff   daniel zhang does-not-exist.kit edu
M.Sc. Academic staff   frederik lingg does-not-exist.kit edu
Dipl.-Inform. Academic staff +49 721 608 44301 gerhard jaworek does-not-exist.kit edu
M.Sc. Academic staff +49 721 608-46889 jasmin vestner does-not-exist.kit edu
M.Sc. Academic staff +49 721 608 46156 julia anken does-not-exist.kit edu
M.Sc. Academic Staff +49 721 608-44302 lukas schoelch does-not-exist.kit edu
M.Sc. Academic staff   michael schneider3 does-not-exist.kit edu
M.Sc. Academic staff +49 721 608 41936 patryk dzierzawski does-not-exist.kit edu
M.Sc. Academic staff   stefan scheiffele does-not-exist.kit edu
B.A. Academic staff +49 721 608 41937 susanne schneider does-not-exist.kit edu
Dr.rer.nat. Academic staff +49 721 608 46888 thorsten schwarz does-not-exist.kit edu
M.Sc. Academic staff   tobias stickling does-not-exist.kit edu
M.Sc. Academic staff   yufan chen does-not-exist.kit edu

Mission Statement

  • The ACCESS@KIT supports and advises visually impaired students and prospective students in all study courses offered at KIT.
     
  • Our cross-disciplinary team continuously develops innovative and individual solutions for accessible studies, especially in STEM (science, technologies, engineering and informatics) fields.
     
  • At ACCESS@KIT, KIT- students have access to comprehensive state-of-the-art equipment and Assistive Technology.
     
  • We create opportunities in order to exchange experience and provide access to our existing networks.
     
  • Thereby, students with blindness or low vision get the opportunity to study in a self-determined and inclusive way at KIT and to find access to professional life.
     
  • Together with the Chair of Computer Systems for Visually Impaired Students we do research on Assistive Technologies and on new ways of getting access to STEM fields.
     
  • It is important to us to pass on our know-how to external institutions by offering regular events, via our homepage and selected projects.