Hi, I am an assistant professor in information systems and digital innovation at the University of Lausanne.
My research is about designing innovative digital solutions to create public value such as resilience, transparency, and fairness.
Today, my team and I are focusing on several areas: humanitarian digital innovation, resilience to propaganda and disinformation, digital platforms for public value, and digital government, digital trust.
You will find my most recent publications in my Google Scholar profile.
My research interests
Information systems for Public Value
How can digital systems be designed to enhance societal resilience and counter misinformation?
Data-Driven Intelligence
How can AI be leveraged to support decision-making in complex environments?
Humanitarian Digital Innovation
How can emerging technologies be used to design solutions and transform humanitarian action?
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Making Legal Information Usable: How RiMAP Supports Refugee Protection
Legal information only has value when people can find, understand and use it in time. By grounding AI in verified legal sources, RiMAP can help legal professionals navigate complex frameworks…
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AI in Life Sciences: Hype, Hope, and Responsibilities
I recently took part in a panel discussion on “AI in Life Sciences: Hype, Hope, and Responsibilities” at the University of Geneva’s MIMOL Department Retreat 2026 in Les Pensières. Together with Pr.…
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Podcast: Digital tools for refugees in times of crisis
What if one of the most urgent needs in a humanitarian crisis isn’t food, shelter or a job, but access to reliable information? As millions of people are forced to flee conflict and uncertainty,…
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