Emma Graupner

Bachelor

• Research Methods & Structured Analysis
• Customer Experience Management
• Global Leadership & International Project Work

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• Human-AI Collaboration
• Virtual Teamwork
• Future of Work

• Academic Support for the Bachelor's Program in International Business Studies at BW
• Blended Intensive Programs (BIP)
• International Visiting Lecturers

• Graupner, E., Fleischmann, C., & Cardon, P. (2026). AI for All? Understanding Adoption and Performance Across Genders. AMCIS 2026 Proceedings
• Graupner, E., Fleischmann, C., & Cardon, P. (2026). Unpacking the Gender Gap in AI Use: Exploring Drivers and Performance Impacts. AOM 2026 Proceedings
• Fleischmann, C., & Graupner, E. (2026). Lost in Translation? Exploring LLM Use Across Language Proficiency and Cultural Boundaries. ECIS 2026 Proceedings
• Graupner, E., Fleischmann, C., & Cardon, P. (2026). Redefining Team Processes in Human-AI Collaboration: A Mixed-Methods Study Across Team Phases. HICSS 2026 Proceedings
• Graupner, E., & Fleischmann, C. (2025). Interpersonal Processes in Human-AI Teams: Toward an Updated Framework for Team Processes. AMCIS 2025 Proceedings

Emma Graupner is a research assistant specializing in internationalization and a doctoral candidate. Her research examines how artificial intelligence is changing collaboration in professional contexts. She was a Fulbright scholar during a study visit to the University of California, Berkeley, and spent time conducting research at the AI Institute at Harvard Business School. She is currently a fellow at the Bavarian Elite Academy (BEA) and a member of the bidt Graduate Center. 

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