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Li­ana Razmer­ita

Associate Professor

Topics
Management Digitalisation Artificial intelligence Collaboration Knowledge work Social media Learning

Primary research areas

Human-AI Collaboration

I examine how people work with AI in organizations and education, and how this changes collaboration and knowledge work.

Digital transformation of work and digital resilience

I study how digital technologies (e.g. AI) reshape work practices and how managers and employees respond to organizational changes that can be enforced by extreme crises (e.g. Covid19, war, climate).

Knowledge sharing and learning

I investigate how AI and social media shape knowledge sharing, collaborative innovation and learning.

Understanding how collaboration with AI changes work and learning

I study how artificial intelligence and digital technologies change the way people work, learn and collaborate. My research connects human AI collaboration with knowledge management and the digital transformation of organizations.

I examine how managers, employees and students use these technologies and respond to the changes they bring. My aim is to help organizations and educators understand the opportunities and challenges of AI-driven transformation in everyday practice.

My academic work brings together research on knowledge sharing, social media and collaborative innovation with a focus on the changing nature of work and learning.

Recent research projects

EURIDICE

Partner and principal investigator at CBS in EURIDICE (2024–2027), developing inclusive education in digital society, social innovation and citizenship, including a joint master’s program and lifelong learning.
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Human-AI collaboration at Stanford

Research stay on human AI collaboration and the changing nature of academic work at Stanford University (September 2023–March 2024). Completed project.
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Outside activities

I have no outside employments or activities