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Emma Schleiger

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h-index: 9
Works: 21
Citations: 449

Most-cited papers

Frontal EEG delta/alpha ratio and screening for post-stroke cognitive deficits: the power of four electrodes.
Emma Schleiger, N. Sheikh, T. Rowland, A. Wong +2 more
2014International Journal of Psychophysiology107 citations
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AI Ethics Principles in Practice: Perspectives of Designers and Developers
Conrad Sanderson, David M. Douglas, Qing-Hua Lu, Emma Schleiger +6 more
2021IEEE Transactions on Technology and Society96 citations Open access
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Artificial Intelligence: Australia’s ethics framework
Dave Dawson, Emma Schleiger, Joanne Horton, J. McLaughlin +4 more
201990 citations
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Collaborative Intelligence: A Scoping Review Of Current Applications
Emma Schleiger, Claire Mason, Claire K. Naughtin, Andrew Reeson +1 more
2024Applied Artificial Intelligence63 citations Open access
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Forty years in the making: A systematic review of the megatrends literature
Claire K. Naughtin, Emma Schleiger, Alexandra Bratanova, Andrew Terhorst +1 more
2024Futures32 citations Open access
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Poststroke QEEG informs early prognostication of cognitive impairment.
Emma Schleiger, A. Wong, S. Read, T. Rowland +1 more
2017Psychophysiology25 citations
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Differentiating artificial intelligence activity clusters in Australia
Alexandra Bratanova, Hien-Thuc T Pham, Claire Mason, S. Hajkowicz +5 more
2022Technology and Society13 citations Open access
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Public perceptions of responsible innovation: Validation of a scale measuring societal perceptions of responsible innovation in science and technology
S. Bentley, Emma Schleiger, Rod McCrea, Rebecca Coates +1 more
2025Technological forecasting & social change11 citations Open access
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Improved cerebral pathophysiology immediately following thrombectomy in acute ischaemic stroke: Monitoring via quantitative EEG.
Emma Schleiger, A. Wong, S. Read, A. Coulthard +1 more
2016Clinical Neurophysiology11 citations Open access
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Truck drivers and automation: A methodology for identifying and supporting workforce transition in the Australian road freight sector
Alexandra Bratanova, C. Mason, David Evans, Emma Schleiger +4 more
2025Transport Policy2 citations Open access
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Preparing National Research Ecosystems for AI – third edition
Emma Schleiger, Qinghua Lu, Stefan Harrer, Liming Zhu +39 more
20261 citations
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Preparing National Research Ecosystems for AI – second edition
Emma Schleiger, Qinghua Lu, Stefan Harrer, Li-Ming Zhu +22 more
20251 citations
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Australian Public Opinions of Responsible Innovation: Understanding its Champions, Supporters, Moderates, and Sceptics
S. Bentley, Emma Schleiger, Rod McCrea, Rebecca Coates +1 more
2025Technology and Society1 citations Open access
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Prioritising Investment Opportunities in Research and Development Using Multiple Criteria Decision Analysis
Alexandra Bratanova, Jerad A. Ford, Emma Schleiger
2023Social Science Research Network1 citations Open access
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Artificial intelligence in Australia needs to get ethical, so we have a plan
Emma Schleiger, S. Hajkowicz
20191 citations
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Differentiating Artificial Intelligence Capability Clusters in Australia
Alexandra Bratanova, Hien-Thuc T Pham, Claire Mason, S. Hajkowicz +5 more
2022Social Science Research Network0 citations Open access
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THE FUTURE OF AUSTRALIA’S
Agricultural Workforce, W. Wu, D. Dawson, David A. Fleming‐Muñoz +1 more
20190 citations
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Investigating the ability of post-stroke EEG measures of brain dysfuntion to inform early prediction of cognitive impairment or depression outcomes
Emma Schleiger
20160 citations
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Early post-stroke measures of slowed frontal lobe activity can help predict cognitive outcomes
Emma Schleiger, N. Sheikh, T. Rowland, A. Wong +2 more
20150 citations Open access
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Prognosticating post-stroke cognitive deficits from pre-discharge EEG
Emma Schleiger, N. Sheikh, T. Rowland, A. Wong +2 more
20130 citations
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Investigating the efficacy of acute physiological measures to predict regional brain injury following neonatal hypoxia-ischemia
Emma Schleiger, S. Finnigan, S. T. Bjorkman, S. Miller +3 more
20120 citations
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