Presentation and discussion of current research at the 31st Workshop on IT, Service, Innovation, and Collaboration (WISIC) at the University of St. Gallen in St. Gallen, Switzerland.

The WISE team participated in the 31st Workshop on IT, Service, Innovation, and Collaboration (WISIC), which took place in the Square of the University of St. Gallen (HSG). The workshop offered academic staff and external doctoral candidates the opportunity to present and discuss current research and dissertation projects with researchers from various universities.

As part of the workshop, the participants presented their current work together with researchers from the University of Kassel, the Technical University of Munich, the University of St. Gallen and the Bern University of Applied Sciences.

Sophia Meywirth presented her journal paper project on trust violations. Martin Hänel presented his research work on Reading Support Systems. Mirella Moser also spoke on the topic of AI Afterlife, while Katja Pott presented her dissertation project on GenAI Interfaces for Reflective Writing.

The research work presented was discussed intensively and provided valuable feedback for the further development of the respective research and dissertation projects. In addition, the workshop offered numerous opportunities for scientific exchange and networking within the international research community.

The WISE team would like to thank the organizers for the successful event, the exciting discussions and the pleasant atmosphere during the workshop.