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Carina Litfin, M.Sc.
Research Associate
Contact:
Enrique-Schmidt-Stra?e 1
28359 Bremen, Germany
WIWI 1 Building, Room A 2430
phone: +49 (0)421 218-66756
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Career
Current Position
from 01/2026 University of Bremen, Germany
Research Associate (PhD student)
Previous Positions
11/2025-12/2025 Carl von Ossietzky Universit?t Oldenburg Germany
Research assistant; project support in the StrongHer project.
Painkiller prevention in competitive female youth sports.
07/2024-07/2025 apprevent ltd. Research assistant, specialising in psychocardiology.
Support in the design and development of digital health
applications.
02/2025-09/2025: Medeno Medical Check Up; Prevention expert, internal and external consulting on
health psychology topics and their implementation.
Support for health science projects
01/2023-06/2024: Stiftung Bremer Herzen; Research Associate, Teamleader.
Conducting and supporting clinical trials. .
01/2020-03/2022: Dr. med. Diederichsen und Dr. med. Beeser-Müller; Medical assistant;
Care for patients and support in quality management in a
joint practice for internal medicine and cardiology.
2011-2019: Professional tennis player and tennis coach (WTA / ITF);
Coach for young people and adults with a focus on
mental training and nutrition.
Education
2024-2025 Apollon Hochschule der Gesundheitswirtschaft GmbH, Germany
M.Sc. Psychology
2020-2022 Universit?t Bremen, Germany, B.A. Public Health
2016 B-Tennis-coach competitive sport, Germany
2011 C- Tennis coach competitive sport, Germany
EXC The Martian Mindset
Carina Litfin is a doctoral researcher in the DFG-funded project “Human-Agent Teams in Extreme Environments” as part of the Cluster of Excellence “The Martian Mindset.”
The EXC focuses on the development of a sustainability paradigm. The extreme conditions on Mars are used to gain insights into the sustainable and efficient production of enough-to-use materials and parts. Human resources will also be scarce, which is why the development and investigation of effective collaboration between humans and agents in high-risk environments is a central component of this research project. We investigate teamwork and team performance in human-agent teams in extreme environments as well as in normal and exceptional situations.