During lecture time, we have our Lunchtime Seminar each Tuesday from 12.15-12.45. During this seminars, researchers of the Department or invited guest provide us with insights into their research.

Datesort ascending Title Abstract
08.12.2026 AnnoDocs: Public Administration between lawfully standardized and locally specific public service delivery

Speaker: Patrick Nguyen
01.12.2026 Beyond Answers with Socratic AI: Rethinking Human-AI Interaction Through Human-Centered Design

Speaker: Dr. Navid Hashemi

03.11.2026 Vulnerability of Face Recognition to Morphing: A Latent Space Perspective

Speaker: Dr. Una Kelly 
27.10.2026 Towards Temporal Symmetry – Opportunity Points in Business Processes

Speaker: Dr Michael Rosemann


Abstract: The academic and professional practice of Business Process Management is not temporally symmetric but characterized by a retroperspectivity bias: Processes are modelled and mined in search of pain points that have evolved over time. This problem-dominant logic of BPM is, however, no longer sustainable when the models of value creation are changing.
20.10.2026 HUK-COBURG: The Implementation of an AI-Enabled Behavioural Insurance Business Model using Geo-Spatial Data

Speaker: Prof Christopher Holland 
14.07.2026 Engineering Fair Platforms

Speaker: Fabian Stiehle
07.07.2026 What Drives Algoactivism? Rethinking the Role of Collective Identity in Algorithmically Managed Work

Speaker: Dr. Bastian Molinaro 
30.06.2026 The Fairness-by-Perception Paradigm: A Meta-Analysis on Fairness Perceptions of Algorithmic Decision-Makings

Speaker: Dr. Josephine Moritz
23.06.2026 A Decade of Algorithmic Management Research: Where We Stand and Where We Are Heading

Speaker: Dr. Armin Alizadeh
02.06.2026 ERCIS Lunchtime Seminar

Speaker: Robin Killewald

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