Master Projects

Both research and practice demonstrate that many teams struggle with coordination, communication, and decision-making, often leading to ineffective meetings and suboptimal outcomes. Overcoming these challenges typically requires facilitation expertise to help groups structure their interactions and achieve predictable results. However, facilitation expertise is scarce, expensive, and difficult to scale. This thesis project aims to address this problem using digital agents. You will explore, design, implement, and evaluate an AI system capable of guiding a group through a structured brainstorming session.read more 

A key challenge in group work is not only coming up with an initial topic idea, but developing a shared understanding of what the group wants to achieve. Group members may use the same terms differently, bring different assumptions or background knowledge, prioritize different goals, or disagree implicitly about what would count as a good project outcome. Often, these differences remain hidden until later in the project, when they become harder to resolve. This master project investigates how generative AI can support groups during this clarification phase.read more 

Here you find an overview about our currently available master projects. If you have not found a project that interests you, but are interested in doing your master project at IMRG, please direct contact Prof. Dr. Schwabe