trust LAB
trustLAB takes a multidisciplinary approach to exploring trust within and between people, organizations and technology. Our collective goal is to support and develop collaborative research that advances academic and industry understanding of trust. We draw on social science disciplines including psychology, sociology, organisational behaviour and management information systems to consider issues relevant to the development, violation and repair of trust across a range of industry settings. Ongoing projects in our lab include a focus on stakeholder trust in disruptive technologies, such as artificial intelligence and cloud computing, the influence of trust breaches, organisational policy and technology introduction on trust in organisations, strategies for influencing trust in organisational and government leadership, and understanding the factors driving change in trust over time across a variety contexts.
Members
Dr. Lisa van der Werff
Lead, Co-Director & Associate Professor in Organisational Psychology
Penny Coughlan
Dr. Orla Feeney
Associate Professor in Accounting
Dr. Grace Fox
Professor Yseult Freeney
Research Director & Professor of Organisational Psychology
Professor Claire Gubbins
LInK Lab Lead, Professor in Organisational Behaviour & HRM
Niamh Kavanagh
PhD Student
Sian Kelly
PhD Student
Dr. Jennifer Kennedy
Postdoctoral Researcher
Professor Theo Lynn
DES Lab Lead, Co-Director & Full Professor of Digital Business
Dr. Brid Murphy
Associate Professor in Accounting
Dr. Colette Real
Assistant Professor in Entrepreneurship
Dr. Xuchang Zheng
Associate Members
Christopher Barhorst
Researcher, University of Glasgow
Anna-Marie Bertram
PhD Student, University of Basel
Niamh Daly
PhD Student, University of Queensland
Sarah Kennedy
Part-time Lecturer, Marketing
Dr. Cassandra Lippert
Postgraduate Researcher, University of Glasgow
Akanksha Lohmore
Technological University of Dublin
Dr. Valerie Lyons
COO BH Consulting
Berni Naughton
Athlone Institute of Technology
Professor Rosalind Searle
Professor in HRM & Organisational Psychology, University of Glasgow500
Dr. Junyi Xiao
Postgraduate Researcher