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SERDULT UWE IMRE

Department / Course College of Information Science and Engineering Department of Information Science and Engineering

Title / Position Professor

Other Affiliations
1.	Graduate School of Information Science and Engineering

Academic background
1.	2004/01 Degree Acquisition	│ University of Zurich, Switzerland │ Dr. phil.
2.	1996/06 Degree Acquisition	│ University of Zurich, Switzerland │ lic. phil. I
3.	～2000/12	Doctorial Course │ Political Science │ Department of Political Science │ University of Zurich │ Completed

Business career
1.	2016/10/01 ～ 2016/10/31	Guest lecturer │ │ Andrassy University, Budapest, Hungary
2.	2015/04/01 ～ 2015/04/30	Guest lecturer │ │ Karl-Franzens University, Graz, Austria
3.	2014/10/01 ～ 2015/03/31	Guest lecturer │ │ Pedagogical University, Krakow, Poland
4.	2010/02/01 ～ 2010/07/31	Lecturer │ Political Science Department │ University of Geneva, Switzerland
5.	2008/01/01 ～ 2013/07/31	Lecturer │ │ MACIS program, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
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Committee and society
1.	2017/01 ～ 2021/01	State Ministry Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart, Germany Academic Council for Civil Society and Citizen Participation
2.	2011/01 ～ 2015/12	Swiss Academy of Engineering Sciences SATW ICT committee

Research activities
1.		IFIP WG8.5: Information Systems in Public Administration

Subject of research
1.	Internet Voting, e-petition, voting advice applications

Research summary
Digital Democracy Research Ongoing research includes: a) statistical analysis of digital divide and trust in ICT among internet voters using partial least squares structural equation models, b) systematic worldwide assessment of the use of digital signatures for the endorsement of different forms of e-petitions, c) to investigate individual (internet) voter behavior over time with the help of big data techniques for vote registry data, d) to investigate whether the success or failure of election candidates can be related to their respective activities in social media such as Twitter, Facebook, etc. Special attention will be paid to the way how candidates were presented in traditional (online) newspapers in contrast to social media (journal article).

Present specialized field
Human interface and interaction, Web informatics, Service informatics, Politics (Keyword：E-Government, E-Participation, E-Democracy, Social Network Analysis, Digital Social Science)

Books
1.	2024/06/05	Switzerland
2.	2021/01/15	The Referendum Experience in Switzerland │ ,pp.203-224
3.	2020/07	Innovations in Information and Communication Science and Technology. Proc. 5th Intl. Workshop IICST2020, Malang, Indonesia, March 9, 2020.
4.	2020/03/01	Recall in Japan as a Measure of Vertical Accountability │ ,pp.95-116
5.	2020/02	Special on Survey Methodology: What is the price of going fully online?A mixed-mode sampling experiment on the occasion of the Swiss general elections 2019 │ ,pp.1-30
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Papers
1.	2025/12/12	Unraveling the digital governance systems divide │ Proceedings EGOV-CeDEM-ePart conference, Ongoing Research, Workshops, and Posters, August 31–September 4, 2025, University for Continuing Education, Krems, Austria │ ,pp.1-12
2.	2025/12/04	CnPBERT: Facilitating Chinese Online Petition Classification through Domain-Specific Pretraining │ 5th International Conference on Big Data Engineering and Education (BDEE), │ ,pp.80-87
3.	2025/10/31	Digital Democracy in Decentralised Autonomous Organisations │ Springer Proceedings in Business and Economics │ ,pp.35-52
4.	2025/08/25	Towards Efficient and Interpretable Machine Learning for Classifying Petition Admissibility: A Case Study of the JOIN Platform │ Lecture Notes in Computer Science │ 15944,pp.320-335
5.	2025/06/26	Temporal Dynamics and Success Patterns of Online Petitions: A Time-Series Clustering Approach │ Proceedings of the 2024 10th International Conference on Robotics and Artificial Intelligence (ICRAI ’24) │ ,pp.103-109
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Academic conference presentation
1.	2023/04/16	The Impact of Voting Advice Applications: Evidence from a randomised field experiment in Japan
2.	2020/02/04	What is the price of going fully online? A large-scale sampling experiment on the occasion of the Swiss general elections
3.	2019/09/04	We Know What You Will Do Next Summer: A Deep Learning Approach to Predict Internet Voting With Electoral Register Data
4.	2019/03/07	The Ideological Dimension of Response Latency Data: Evidence from Swiss referendum surveys
5.	2018/03/01	Turning the Tables: Investigating Political Stress of Election Candidates as an Explanatory Variable for Online Activity in Social Media
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Other research achievements
1.	2024/10/01 ～ 2025/09/30	Guest Professor (University for Continuing Education, Krems, Austria)

Winning science prize
1.	2022/10/07	ICEGOV 2022 Conference Best Paper Award for the Best Research Paper (Introducing the DigiPart-Index: mapping and explaining digital political participation on the subnational level in Switzerland)
2.	2019/03/25	EGOV-CeDem-ePart Conference 2019 Best Paper Nomination for the most compelling, critical research reflection (Reconnecting Citizens to Politics via Blockchain: Starting the Debate)

Subject
1.	Introduction to Experimentation
2.	PBL 1: Problem Analysis and Modeling
3.	PBL 1: Problem Analysis and Modeling
4.	PBL 1: Problem Analysis and Modeling
5.	PBL 1: Problem Analysis and Modeling
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Activity in society
1.	2020/09/01 ～	Advisory Board Member, PIT Solutions
2.	2018/11/01 ～	Academic Advisor, Procivis Think Tank
3.	2014/09/01 ～	Academic Evaluator, Pontifica Universidad Católica del Peru

Message
1.	Research Statement Within the field digital democracy I am especially interested in the analysis of internet based platforms and tools for citizens (e-participation) as well as public administrations (e-government) in order to enhance transparency and deliberation in an information society.

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