I have made several contributions to science and non-science related blogs and podcasts. Find out more.

I am a parent. I am a scientist.

I wrote a little piece about my experience of bringing my family to a conference for The female Scientist, a site that promotes and supports female researchers :
Parent and scientist

My podcast interview with Chris Cuhls on What’s Next? - Events im Wandel about how eye tracking may be useful for event desgin

Note, the interview is in German! WNE045: SEHEN - Ästhetische Gestaltung

An interview about my experience as a postdoctoral fellow in Canada

I was interviewed by the German Research Foundation (DFG) to talk about my postdoc experience in Canada
deutsche version
english version

The eyes have it: From the laboratory to the (sports) field

My long time collaborator Philipp Kreyenmeier and I wrote a little piece on the role of eye movement in ball sports for Neuropsyched, a graduate-student led science blog:
The eyes have it

Sex Differences are no Afterthought

Two of my lab mates and I recently stumbled across an article that reported a “male advantage” during visuomotor tracking. We saw several problems with the study and blogged about our thoughts on the UBC’s Women’s Health Blog. If you cringe at the term “male advantage” in a visuomotor coordination task, read our article here:
Sex Differences are no Afterthought

Thriving in Grad School

I was part of a student-led panel on how to be successful in grad school. You can read about our tips and tricks for thriving and surviving grad school here:
Thriving in Grad School

Non-science blog

I keep a non-science related blog. Basically just a collection of randomness.
Anekdoten Sammelsurium and other nonsense

https://ablaufregisseur.de/jolande-fooken-whats-next-events-im-wandel-wne045/