Harald Weinreich's Personal Page


About My Academic Life

I studied informatics (computer science) at the University of Hamburg in Germany and got my diploma spring 1998. Now I work as a research and teaching assistant at the ,,Distributed Systems and Information Systems Group´´ of the University of Hamburg

In spring 1994 I studied for 5 months at the Friedrich-Schiller University in Jena (Thuringia), where I concentrated on finishing my subsidiary subject astronomy. Just after I went to Ireland and spent the academic year 1994/1995 at the CSCW-Centre of the University of Limerick. Here I did research on the usability of the Campus Wide Information System ,,ULiX´´, the arising Web and the usage of icons. Summer 1995 I returned to Hamburg to write my master thesis. It is about Ergonomics of Hypertext Systems and the WWW.

A list of my publications can be found on my university homepage.


How To Contact Me

Text (fast):
Text (slow): Harald Weinreich
Am Papenbrack 1
D-21109 Hamburg
Audio: +49 / +40 / 750 90 79

Some brilliant links:

Harald Weinreich's (my) homepage in German and more detailed.

Yale Web Design Guidelines

Some marvellous Computer graphics demos with Java

Bad Astronomy - What is preposterous from the astrophysical point of view in science fiction movies etc.

A link collection to cosmology and astronomy Web resources.

Greenpeace - One of the most important organisations for environment protection.

I've got an VW Type 3

Friends of mine: Dönberg Electronics: Ireland's primary distributor for audio, video and TV spare parts.

HyperScout: My current research project to increase the usability of Web-Browsers.

Scone: A recommendable framework to create prototypes that enhance the user interface of Web browsers.

Harvest: A distributed and flexible search system.

ConfTool: The one and only German open-source tool to administrate conferences (in German, English, French, Spanish!).

MMSC: Seminare und Coaching in Hamburg - Mehr Erfolg im Beruf durch Zeitmanagement, Selbstmanagement, Networking, Präsentation, Vision, Entspannung etc.


Last Update: 18.1.2003 by Harald Weinreich