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As industries and societies evolve, people are increasingly faced with the challenges of digital transition and the urgent need to upskill. At the same time, the rapid rise of artificial intelligence is creating unprecedented opportunities — but also raising questions about how humans and intelligent technologies can work together effectively. Around the world, it is becoming clear that progress depends not only on technical advances in AI, but also on a deep understanding of human behaviour and knowledge processes. Human modelling and knowledge engineering therefore play a pivotal role in building systems that foster meaningful collaboration between people and machines, ensuring that technology adapts to human needs while supporting learning, decision-making, and long-term well-being.
The Human Modelling and Knowledge Engineering considers effective collaboration between humans and intelligent technologies as the key to addressing these challenges. Through this approach, the group is building hybrid intelligence, where human strengths and AI complement and reinforce each other.
The interdisciplinary team brings together expertise in human modelling and knowledge engineering to develop personalized, human-centric technologies that support upskilling, adaptability and performance in the digital era.
To achieve this, the group drives innovation by:
Join us in shaping a future where technology empowers human potential!




Flexibility Potential and Behaviour Analysis
Gender-Sensitive Teacher Training in STEAM Education
Utilizing AI-powered chatbots for Personalised teaching of English as a Foreign Language Addressing the needs of diverse learners
Deepening citation understanding in scientific literature via LLM-powered context extraction
Nguyen T.H., Pruski C., Silveira M.D.
Scientometrics, vol. 131, n° 5, pp. 3379-3410, 2026
Semantic drift evaluation in language and data-specific digital twin frameworks
Abbasi F., Pruski C., Sottet J.S.
Future Generation Computer Systems, vol. 177, art. no. 108240, 2026
AI for information integration and processing in digital twins (AI4IIP-DT)
Panetto H., Dassisti M., Li Q., Naudet Y.
Journal of Industrial Information Integration, vol. 50, art. no. 101066, 2026
