Fabienne Lambusch is a research associate at the chair of Business Information Systems since January 2017. Her research concerns the human-centered design of information systems that enable reflection on both a personal as well as an organizational level and reveal preventive and sustainable options for action. A particular focus is on supporting occupational self-management with innovative technologies and approaches such as context-awareness and persuasiveness. These are used to increase people's awareness of the interplay between well-being and productivity and to support them in achieving positive change.

Fabienne Lambusch studied computer science at the University of Rostock and received her master's degree in 2016. She has always been enthusiastic about interdisciplinary topics and the transfer of computational approaches to new application areas. In her theses, she worked on the analysis of biological models in graph representation and the assistance in modelling biological networks. The key issues were the search for frequent patterns in a model set and the conceptual design of a recommender system to integrate extending graphs during modelling. In this, Fabienne Lambusch considered, among others, graph mining, clustering, and semantic similarity.