[AISWorld] UKAIS 2023 Doctoral Consortium

[Efpraxia Zamani]

**apologies for cross postings


The UKAIS invites applications for the 2023 UKAIS Conference Doctoral
Consortium, which will be held in Kent, UK on April 19th, 2023, a day
before the main conference.

The UKAIS Doctoral Consortium provides Doctoral Students with the
opportunity to present their research and receive comments and feedback on
their work. Participants will also have the opportunity to find out about
the work of fellow Doctoral Students and engage in discussions with regards
to their academic/research career. Finally, participants will be able to
network with other Information Systems researchers (academics and other
students) from different parts of the world.

*More information can be found here: *
https://www.ukais.org/ukais-2023-doctoral-consortium-call-for-submissions/

Important Dates

   - Application Deadline: February 15th, 2023
   - Notification of Acceptance:  March 1st, 2023
   - Doctoral Consortium: April 19th, 2023

Doctoral Consortium Chairs

   - Dr. Efpraxia D. Zamani, Senior Lecturer of Information Systems,
   Information School, The University of Sheffield
   - Dr Jialun Hu, Senior Lecturer in Business Analytics, School of
   Business and Management, Royal Holloway, University of London

Keynote Speaker

Prof. Dimitra Petrakaki: Professor of Technology and Organisation,
University of Sussex Business School

Faculty Mentors

   - Dr. Denis Dennehy, Associate Professor of Business Analytics, School
   of Management, Swansea University, Wales
   - Dr. Spyros Angelopoulos, Associate Professor at Durham University
   Business School, UK
   - Dr. Caitlin Bentley, Lecturer in Artificial Intelligence Education
   (Academic Education Pathway), Department of Informatics, King’s College
   London
   - Prof. Polyxeni Vassilakopoulou, Professor of Information Systems,
   Agder University, Norway
   - Prof. Patrick Mikalef, Professor in Data Science and Information
   Systems, Department of Computer Science, NTNU, Norway
   - Prof. Laurence Brooks, Professor of Information Systems, Information
   School, The University of Sheffield