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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
What determines how cities handle a crisis? A lesson from 2022
Prof. Wojtowicz argues that the leadership of the mayors proved decisive in how cities accepted...
Busy but ineffective. Why multitasking destroys focus
What looks like productivity is often a hidden cognitive cost.
Warsaw attracts global talent, but appeal alone is not enough
The Warsaw Talent Cluster report shows how Warsaw competes for talent.
Speech by H.E. LU Shan, Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to Poland
China and Poland face the challenges of energy transition.
When computers listen to how we speak: how artificial intelligence helps detect dementia early
Dr Karol Chlasta writes how a computer can reveal first signs of dementia years before visible...
Women leaders do not have to pretend to be invulnerable
New study shows vulnerability can strengthen leadership and organizations.