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Best Paper Nomination at ICIS 2025

The article ‘Listening to Refugee Voices by foregrounding their Ethical Dilemmas in Digital Platform’ was nominated for the Best Paper Award at the International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS) 2025. ICIS is the world’s leading conference in the field of information systems. The paper was presented in the track ‘Information… Read More »Best Paper Nomination at ICIS 2025

Designing RefuGPT

Access to relevant information is often a major challenge for refugees. The research paper “From Information-Seeking to Information-Asking: Designing RefuGPT, a Chatbot for Ukrainian Refugees in Switzerland” was published in the journal “Digital Government: Research and Practice”. RefuGPT helps Ukrainian refugees to better understand and navigate the complex bureaucratic processes… Read More »Designing RefuGPT

Enhancing Refugee Management with Data-Driven Intelligence

A new publication in Government Information Quarterly (GIQ) explores how advanced technologies, including large language models, can support refugee management during crises. Titled “Data-driven intelligence in crisis: The case of Ukrainian refugee management,” the paper was authored by Kilian Sprenkamp, Mateusz Dolata, Liudmila Zavalokina, and Gerhard Schwabe. This study explores how… Read More »Enhancing Refugee Management with Data-Driven Intelligence

ICIS’24 Best Paper Nomination for the Publication on Digital Identity for Refugees 

Alexandra Garazha, along with Gerhard Schwabe, Liudmila Zavolokina and Cédric Merz, recently published a paper at the International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS) titled “Resilience in Times of Crisis: Empowering Refugees with Self-Sovereign Identity”. The paper was nominated for the best paper award. ICIS is the biggest international conference on… Read More »ICIS’24 Best Paper Nomination for the Publication on Digital Identity for Refugees