How do you know what to believe? That question — once reserved for philosophers and journalists — now sits at the heart of our everyday digital experience. Every time we …
When Algorithms Decide What’s True: Speaking at WAVE 2026 Read More
A while ago, Prof. Zavolokina shared that she found fake research papers on Google Scholar “published” under her name. It happened to be a part of a bigger systematic issue. …
The Threat of AI-Generated Fake Research Papers Read More
Our PhD student Renjun Tang recently presented at the International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS) in Nashville. Renjun presented her latest work: Listening to Refugee Voices by Foregrounding Their Ethical Dilemmas in …
Renjun Presents @ ICIS 2025 in Nashville: Advancing IS for Social Good Read More
What happens when every option feels wrong? That’s the reality many refugees face when navigating digital platforms – forced to choose between privacy, survival, and autonomy. Our short paper “Listening …
Best paper nomination @ICIS2025 Read More
Our new publication with Arthur Carvalho, Suman Bhunia & Gerhard Schwabe: “Designing a fair and inclusive digital asset-based name-image-likeness marketplace” is now out in Decision Support Systems journal. We explore how to embed fairness into the design …
Designing a fair and inclusive digital asset-based name-image-likeness marketplace Read More