Team
Dr. Claudia Lampert (born 1972)
studied education with special emphasis on media
pedagogy at the University of Lüneburg and at the University of
Hamburg. 2006 she gained a doctorate with a study on the potential of
fictional
television programmes for promoting health. She has been working as a
research
consultant at the Hans Bredow Institute since April 1999. One of her
particular
research interests and emphases is in the area of media socialisation
and
media-education. In addition, she is working
in the subject area of media-related health communication and, in
particular,
on the potential benefits of entertainment offerings in the media such
as TV
series, computer and video games etc. with regard to the prevention of
illness
and health promotion (keyword: Entertainment-Education).
Jenny Voth (born 1983) studied Journalism/Communication Science and
German Philology at the University of Hamburg and the Aristoteles
University of Salonika/Greece. Moreover, she studied Psychology. She is
a junior researcher at the Hans-Bredow-Institute since October 2008.
Following her interest for the habits of
retrieving information by patients, she outlined a theoretical model of
internet usage in case of illness. One of her particular research
interest and emphasis is dedicated to the usage of media in general and
the internet in particular. She does set a clear focus on Health
Communication.