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Daisy Xu 2025 DeSanctis Award Winner

A huge congratulations to our CIRES PhD Researcher, Daisy Xu, who is the 2025 DeSanctis Award Winner presented by the Communication, Digital Technology, and Organization (CTO) division of the Academy of Management. This award recognizes outstanding scholarship in the area of communication and digital technology, specifically for a solo-authored conference paper based on a recent dissertation.

A huge congratulations to our CIRES PhD Researcher, Daisy Xu, who is the 2025 DeSanctis Award Winner presented by the Communication, Digital Technology, and Organization (CTO) division of the Academy of Management. This award recognizes outstanding scholarship in the area of communication and digital technology, specifically for a solo-authored conference paper based on a recent dissertation.

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Kingston AI Group plans continuing advocacy for Australia

On 24th July, CIRES Centre Director, Professor Shazia Sadiq and the UQ Centre for Enterprise AI hosted the Kingston AI Group meeting at the The University of Queensland’s St Lucia campus. The meeting allowed members to come together and strateg ...

CIRES Hosts Panel on Cross-disciplinary research

Cross-disciplinary research fosters innovation by integrating diverse perspectives, leading to more holistic and impactful solutions. Complex global problems rarely fit neatly within disciplinary boundaries, and collaboration across fields is essenti ...

Research Insight: Personally Identifiable Information (PII)

Congratulations to CIRES PhD Researcher Pa Pa Khin & Chief Investigator A.Prof. Paul Scifleet from Swinburne University of Technology on their conference paper acceptance! Pa Pa will be travelling to Canada next month to present at AMCIS 2025 org ...

Research Insight: Budgeted Causal Effect Estimation

Two excellent publications & research insights from the CIRES team at The University of Queensland including PhD researcher Hechuan Wen, CIs Dr. Rocky Chen, Prof. Hongzhi Yin, and Centre Director Prof. Shazia Sadiq, and colleagues. Thank you to o ...

Research Insight: AI Explainability & Transparency

Publication and research insights from the CIRES team at Swinburne University of Technology. Great work by PhD researcher Lufan Zhang and Chief Investigator Assoc. Prof Paul Scifleet. Thank you to our industry partner Astral for supporting this work. ...

Research Insight: AI in Learning Analytics

New publication from the CIRES team at The University of Queensland. Congratulations to PhD researcher Mehrnoush Mohammadi, Chief Investigators Assoc. Prof. Hassan Khosravi, Prof. Wojtek Tomaszewski, Centre Director Prof. Shazia Sadiq, and colleagues ...

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