Hatice Şahin Ippoliti is a PhD student at the University of Oldenburg/Germany. She holds a MSc degree in Neurocognitive Psychology from the University of Oldenburg, BA degrees in Psychology and Translation Studies from Yeditepe University/Turkey. Her research focuses on the interaction between vulnerable road users and automated vehicles and prosocial behaviour in traffic. She is a member of Research Training Group Social Embeddedness of Autonomous Cyber Physical Systems" (SEAS).

• Prosocial interaction between vulnerable road users and automated vehicles
• External Human-Machine Interfaces (eHMIs)
• Behavior towards automated vehicles
• Virtual reality experiments, field experiments, online surveys and online experiments
• Effects of social factors on prosocial behavior in traffic

• AutomotiveUI '22 Workshop: A Workshop on Driving Style of Automated Vehicles in Ambiguous Driving Scenarios
   
• Deviant Behavior of Pedestrians: A Risk Gamble or Just Against Automated Vehicles? How About Social Control? Special Issue: Interaction between Automated Vehicles and other Road Users, in Frontiers in Robotics and AI
   
• Supervision in Human-Computer Interaction Lab Summer semester 2022
  Mini Project Group „This car needs help”
   
• Supervision in Maker’s Lab Summer semester 2022
  Project Group: „This car is trying to tell us something”
   
• Co-organizing seminar series: Life in Academia
   
• AutomotiveUI '21 Wip Paper: Signaling Yielding Intent with eHMIs: the Timing Determines an Efficient Crossing
   
• AutomotiveUI '21 Workshop main organizer: Workshop on Prosocial Behavior in Future Mixed Traffic
   
• AutomotiveUI '21  Accesibility Co-chairing
   
• Interact '21 Poster: An Exploration of Potential Factors Influencing Trust in Automated Vehicles
   
• Tutoring in seminar series Conversations on the Social Embeddedness of Digital Technologies
   
• Supervision of Master's Thesis
  Nina Trilck, "Exploration of empathy-eliciting eHMIs and their influence on prosocial driving behavior towards autonomous vehicles"
   
• Supervision in Human-Computer Interaction Lab Summer semester 2021
  Project groups A and B "Encourage Sympathy for Automated Vehicles"
   
• Supervision in Virtual and Augmented Reality Course Winter semester 2020
  Mini project group "Prosocial Behavior in Traffic" 
  Mini project group "Street Crossing Game"
   
• Supervision in Virtual and Augmented Reality Lab Winter Semester 2020
  Project group "Overtrust Towards Automated Vehicles"
   
• Supervision of Bachelor's Thesis
  Kevin Daudrich, "The Effects of Cue Timings on Interactions Between Automated Vehicles and Pedestrians in Urban Traffic​"
   
• Participation in WeCARe Workshop, MobileHCI '20
   
• Participation in Doctoral Colloquium, AutomotiveUI '20