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Who decides whether a company can regain credibility after an online crisis?
Rebuilding reputation requires tracking shifting public expectations.
Project manager in the game: How simulations build competencies
Results from 633 participants show where hands-on experience supports knowledge.
A constitutional case about a calendar window
A narrow time window determines who qualifies and who does not.
Who is responsible for knowledge created with AI? A debate on the future of research and publishing
AI opens up research while putting scholarly accountability to a new test.
Can AI make skill mobility fairer? Horizon Europe Link4Skills in Europe’s migration research agenda
The project will help identify skills shortages earlier.
Artificial intelligence meets natural ignorance: thinking responsibly about research in a ChatGPT world
AI can support research, but it should not decide where research goes.
2026 Responsible Research Summit: How can research remain credible and relevant in the age of AI?
RRBM, PRME, EFMD and AACSB leaders on what AI changes in research.
Entrepreneurs' urban-rural digital divide
Policymakers in rural areas can foster long-term resilience by attracting people with higher...
Does your AI have a personality problem? Kozminski University researchers publish in Harvard Business Review
How AI personality affects stress, collaboration and work quality.
Harassment in the workplace isn’t just an “incident”. It takes a toll on health and puts the organization to the test
Prof. Węziak-Białowolska shows the cost of harassment at work for organizations
From scrolling to shopping. TikTok Shop in Poland and the new logic of e-commerce
An interview with Professor Jolanta Tkaczyk and Dominika Kaczmarek-Ciesielska.
Returning with experience. Why return migrants could be one of Warsaw’s greatest assets
They strengthen the labor market, innovation and urban development