Since 2016
Head of the Tech and Tinkering Lab at the Deutsches Museum, Munich

Since 2011
Content project manager "Central Experimental Workshop and TUMlab"

2007 – 2011
Research assistant at the Deutsches Museum, Department of Chemistry

1996 – 2007
Freelance work as a consulting engineer, projects in the field of development and design: cameras for electron microscopes, bonding, measuring and assembly devices, parametric 3D CAD models for crash simulations, training courses in CAD.

1992 – 1996
Studied physical engineering at the Universities of Applied Sciences in Ravensburg-Weingarten and Munich, specialising in technical physics, graduating with a diploma

1987 – 1992
Designer and systems engineer at AEG-Magnetbahn GmbH in vehicle development for magnetic levitation technology; Patent DE 4228309 C1: Air gap regulation/control for magnetic levitation vehicles with permanent magnets

1981 – 1987
Further training as a state-certified technician specialising in precision engineering.
Design engineer at J.G. Weisser Söhne, machine tool manufacturer.

1978 – 1981
Training as a technical draughtswoman (mechanical engineering) at Mathias Bäuerle GmbH,
manufacturer of paper folding and printing machines.

• Online education programmes
• Teaching methods for technology and physics for adults and children
• "Listening workshop" as a cooperation project with Audioversum and MED-EL
• Erasmus+ EU project "Tinkering in European Museums"
• Material testing machines by Wilhelm Michaëlis

• Supervision of the Tech and Tinkering Lab,  Deutsches Museum
• Permanent exhibition "Chemistry", Deutsches Museum (opening 2022)
• Special exhibition “Chemistry in leisure and sport”

• Kolczewski, Christine; Martin, Isabel; Schlögl, Jutta; Rehn-Taube, Susanne: Chemie in Freizeit und Sport. Kurzführer zur gleichnamigen Sonderausstellung. München: Deutsches Museum, 2011

Member of the Scientific Advisory Board of the DCIG
(Deutsche Cochlea Implantat Gesellschaft e.V.) since January 2020