Rate My Professor Sander Zwanenburg

Zwanenburg's research centers on the ethical implications of emerging technologies such as augmented reality, the responsible deployment of data science and artificial intelligence, and advanced methods for measuring interdisciplinarity. His publications address key challenges in bibliometrics, including uncertainty quantification, consistency, validity, and measurement error in interdisciplinary assessments. Key works include 'Toward greater consistency and validity in measuring interdisciplinarity: a systematic and conceptual evaluation' (Scientometrics, 2022, with Maryam Nakhoda and Peter Whigham), 'Quantifying and addressing uncertainty in the measurement of interdisciplinarity' (Scientometrics, 2023, with Nakhoda and Whigham), 'How relevant is collaboration in interdisciplinary research? Bibliometric evidence from an institution's publications' (Scientometrics, 2025, with Nakhoda and Whigham), 'Anticipating, avoiding, and alleviating measurement error: A synthesis of the literature with practical recommendations' (Australasian Journal of Information Systems, with Israr Qureshi), 'Pervasive Augmented Reality—Technology and Ethics' (IEEE Pervasive Computing, 2022, with Holger Regenbrecht and others), and 'Digitally Distracted: Development and Examination of Conflicted Technology Use' (ACIS 2022, with Khai Trieu Tran). These contributions provide practical recommendations and enhance frameworks in information systems, technology ethics, and scientometrics. He has delivered seminars, such as on information technology use during work breaks, and engages in public commentary through outlets like Newsroom.