MentherisResearchDialogues.
Structured series of open research sessions exploring the human dimensions of technological transformation. Each series develops a distinct conceptual direction, bringing together researchers, practitioners, and thinkers to investigate problems that matter.
Current series
Technology–Human Disequilibrium
A four-session series examining what happens when technological expansion outpaces human adaptive capacity, and what it means for individuals, organizations, and society. Open to researchers and practitioners.
This series builds on the conceptual paper Technology–Human Disequilibrium: A conceptual paper for human-centered technological systems, Puica, E. (2026).
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Session 3 · September 2026
Human-centered transformation
Exploring how disequilibrium produces knowledge fragmentation, and why meaningful collaboration becomes structurally difficult in accelerating technological environments.
Session 4 · October 2026
Rethinking collaboration: meaningful collaboration in digital systems
Connecting all three tensions and exploring what infrastructural responses look like: for research, organizations, and governance.
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Session 2 · 25 June 2026 · 15:30 CET / 16:30 EET
The framework in focus: understanding technology–human disequilibrium
Examining the Technology–Human Equilibrium Framework: how technological expansion interacts with human adaptive capacity across individual, organizational, and societal levels.
Session 1 · 28 May 2026 · 15:30 CET / 16:30 EET
The adaptation gap: when technology outpaces human capacity
Introducing the concept of Technology–Human Disequilibrium and the core tension between technological acceleration and human adaptive capacity.
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