Angela Aristidou

Angela Aristidou is an Associate Professor at University College London's School of Management. Her research spans the contexts of health, higher education, nonprofit, and humanitarian aid, with work conducted in the UK, United States, Canada, and several Asian countries. Aristidou leads multidisciplinary research teams and is currently single-Principal Investigator for research funding of approximately 1.7 million UK pounds or 2.2 million USD. Her research is published in management, medical, and interdisciplinary outlets and influences policymaking and industry practices. She is a Fellow at the Stanford Digital Economy Lab and the Stanford Institute for Human-Centred AI, and holds degrees from Cambridge and Harvard.

Angela Aristidou is a researcher focused on the intersection of emerging digital technologies, organizations, nonprofits, health, and higher education. Her work explores how digital innovations shape institutional practices, particularly in healthcare and education. She investigates the implementation of AI in clinical settings, telehealth technologies, and the challenges of integrating AI into service delivery. Aristidou also examines the role of responsible AI in data-sensitive contexts and the impact of generative AI on higher education. Her research emphasizes the importance of human-AI coordination, trust, and agency in extreme and dynamic environments. She contributes to understanding how organizations can adapt to technological disruption while ensuring ethical and equitable outcomes.