Innovative Research Award
Hooman Shababi — Rahedanesh Institute of Higher Education, Iran
Hooman Shababi is a faculty member at Rahedanesh Institute of Higher Education whose documented research spans management, technology policy, innovation, organizational studies, and emerging questions concerning robotics and artificial intelligence. His recent scholarly work includes research addressing robot ethics, safety, transparency, and science and technology policy, providing a basis for interdisciplinary recognition. [1]
Abstract
Hooman Shababi is presented for the Innovative Research Award on the basis of an interdisciplinary research profile connecting management, innovation, technology policy, and emerging artificial-intelligence and robotics questions. His recent publication on Asimov’s robot laws and the SET framework addresses safety, ethics, and transparency, demonstrating relevance to responsible technology development. [1]
Keywords
Hooman Shababi; Innovative Research Award; Human-Robot Interaction; robotics; artificial intelligence; robot ethics; technology policy; innovation management; safety; transparency; science and technology policy; responsible innovation.
Introduction
Hooman Shababi’s research profile reflects interdisciplinary engagement with management, innovation, technology policy, and emerging digital technologies. His recent scholarship examines relationships between technological development, policy, ethics, and organizational decision-making. This orientation is relevant to human-centered robotics because responsible automation requires technical progress to be considered alongside social, institutional, and ethical dimensions. [2]
Research Profile
Shababi is affiliated with Rahedanesh Institute of Higher Education in Iran and has developed a publication record extending across management, finance, innovation, consumer behavior, and technology policy. Publicly indexed work identifies him as a faculty member and researcher, while recent publications demonstrate increasing attention to artificial intelligence, robotics governance, technological ethics, and policy questions. [3]
Research Contributions
A notable contribution is the examination of robot laws through a contemporary framework integrating safety, ethics, and transparency in science, technology, and innovation policy. Earlier studies also address organizational, environmental, financial, and innovation-related factors. Collectively, these works illustrate an interdisciplinary approach that connects technological change with institutional and human considerations. [3]
Publications
Shababi’s publication record includes peer-reviewed studies across multiple disciplines. Recent work includes “From Asimov’s robot laws to the SET framework: integrating safety, ethics, and transparency in science, technology, and innovation policy,” published in AI Ethics in 2026, with DOI 10.1007/S43681-026-00986-8. Other publications address eco-fashion behavior, information technology capabilities, and socioeconomic research questions. [2]
Research Impact
The available scholarly record indicates impact across several research communities rather than a single narrowly defined discipline. His work has appeared in journals covering artificial intelligence ethics, marketing, information technology, economics, and organizational research. The interdisciplinary nature of this record supports discussion of technology governance and responsible innovation beyond conventional technical boundaries. [1]
Award Suitability
For the Innovative Research Award, Shababi’s suitability can be considered through the interdisciplinary character of his scholarship and its engagement with emerging technology-policy challenges. His 2026 study directly addresses robot safety, ethics, and transparency, themes relevant to human-centered automation. The final award decision should additionally consider the complete submitted record and eligibility documentation. [2]
Conclusion
Hooman Shababi represents an interdisciplinary research profile linking organizational studies, innovation, technology policy, and emerging artificial-intelligence and robotics ethics. His recent scholarship on robot safety, transparency, and responsible technology provides a relevant foundation for consideration under an Innovative Research Award, subject to independent verification of submitted academic credentials and award criteria. [1]
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References
- A Lyapunov-Based Stability Assessment Framework for Technological Systems: Theory, Modeling, and Applications
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/404578230_A_Lyapunov-Based_Stability_Assessment_Framework_for_Technological_Systems_Theory_Modeling_and_Applications
- From the Screen to the State: How Science Fiction Films Inspire and Influence Science and Technology Policy
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/407078143_From_the_Screen_to_the_State_How_Science_Fiction_Films_Inspire_and_Influence_Science_and_Technology_Policy
- The determinants of eco-fashion purchase intention and willingness to pay
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/367269457_The_determinants_of_eco-fashion_purchase_intention_and_willingness_to_pay