| University | Chalmers University of Technology |
| Department | Computer science and engineering (Chalmers) |
| Division | Software Engineering |
| Keywords | Software Engineering for Sustainability,
Requirements Engineering, Wellbeing, Burnout Prevention, Stress Management,
Quality Assurance,
Human Resilience |
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| Website Chalmers University of Technology, in Swedish www.chalmers.se/personer/birgitp/ |
| Website Chalmers University of Technology, in English www.chalmers.se/en/persons/birgitp/ |
| Networks/thematic areas | Global perspectives with focus on low and middle income countries |
| SDG:s | 3. Good health and wellbeing, 5. Gender equality, 8. Decent work and economic growth, 11. Sustainable cities and communities |
| Regions | Europe and Central Asia, North America |
| Country | UK, Finland, Germany, Switzerland, Spain, USA, Canada, Mexico, Norway, Netherlands, France, Italy
Storbritannien, Finland, Tyskland, Schweiz, Spanien, USA, Kanada, Mexiko, Norge, Nederländerna, Frankrike, Italien |
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| Reasearch / work |
| My research focus is how neuroplasticity practices can support engineers and other computer workers in improving their presence, creativity, cognitive abilities, sleep and overall resilience (for details, see www.twinkleflip.com).
I have been researching the relation between sustainability and software engineering for a decade and focuses on artifact-based requirements engineering and requirements engineering for sustainability. My expertise includes requirements elicitation, analysis, design and documentation techniques, for example sustainability goal modeling, as well as artifact models, quality modeling, tool support, and process improvement (see
www.sustainabilitydesign.org and http://birgit.penzenstadler.de). |