Erik Marsja is an Assistant Professor and PhD in Psychology specializing in cognitive hearing and disability research, with 11 years of experience bridging basic and applied studies focused on hearing impairments in transport contexts. Based at Linköping University in Östergötland, Sweden, he combines cognitive science training with practical research methods to inform accessibility and policy for people with hearing loss. His work spans experimental psychology, real-world mobility applications, and interdisciplinary collaboration across engineering and public health. Erik is notable for translating laboratory insights into transport solutions, emphasizing user-centered approaches that improve everyday accessibility for disabled travelers.
11 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, PSYCHOLOGY, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, PSYCHOLOGY at Umeå University
Repository containing Jupyter Notebooks for most of the blog posts on my blog. For example, there are data visualization, data manipulation, and data analysis code examples in the Notebooks
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