Mikael Bagratuni

Academic staff member / Start-up centre

Mikael Bagratuni
Room:
298
Office hours:
by arrangement
Competence centre:
  • Innovation Acceptance and Transformation
expert for:
Start-up support, Acceptance research Artificial Intelligence

Vita

  • since 2024

    PhD student at the Centre for Innovation Acceptance and Transformation (ZENIT) at HFT Stuttgart with a research focus on the acceptance of creative AI systems

  • since 2023

    Academic staff member at the HFT Stuttgart start-up centre (PLAN G) as part of the skif-funded RE:NEW City Incubator project

  • 2021 - 2023

    Master's programme in Business Psychology (M.Sc.) at the HFT Stuttgart

  • 2018 - 2021

    Bachelor's programme in Business Psychology (B.Sc.) at the HFT Stuttgart

University Projects

RE:New City Incubator

RE:New City Incubator

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Visualisierte Zukunftsvision des Projekts RE:New City /Visualized future vision of the project RE:New City

Research

RE:New City Incubator

RE:New City Incubator

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Visualisierte Zukunftsvision des Projekts RE:New City /Visualized future vision of the project RE:New City

Publications

  • 2023

    Huber, S., Bagratuni, M., Silberer, J. (2023). Zur Akzeptanz des Metaverse. In H. Steege, K. Chibanguza (Eds.). Metaverse. Baden-Baden: NOMOS.

  • 2021

    Bagratuni, M. (2021). An Empirical Investigation on the Influence of Temporal Distance on the Acceptance of Innovations - Using the Example of Urban Air Mobility. https://doi.org/10.31219/osf.io/ud3qp