Dominik May

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Dominik May is a leading researcher at the intersection of engineering education and immersive technologies, with a primary focus on how cross reality (XR) and data science can transform technical learning and professional practice. His most-cited work, "Cross Reality and Data Science in Engineering" (2020, 12 citations), lays foundational groundwork for integrating virtual, augmented, and mixed reality environments with data-driven methodologies to enhance engineering problem-solving and collaboration. May’s major contributions include developing frameworks that bridge physical and digital workspaces, enabling students and engineers to interact with complex datasets in intuitive, spatial ways. His research has significant implications for remote education, industrial training, and the democratization of advanced engineering tools. Beyond this key paper, May has authored numerous studies on the pedagogical design of XR experiences, emphasizing learner engagement and skill transfer. His work is widely recognized for its practical relevance, earning citations from educators, technologists, and industry practitioners alike. May’s achievements include leading international projects on digital engineering education and serving as a thought leader in the growing field of immersive learning, making him a vital voice for the future of engineering training in an increasingly data-rich world.