
Contact
Address | Bd de Pérolles 901700 FribourgSwitzerland |
benjamin.emmenegger(at)unifr.ch | |
HSLU docent | University of Lucerne (HSLU) |
Benjamin Emmenegger
PhD Student in Computer Science
Research interests
In my work, I try to find a framework and methods, to build a tool and recommend processes for the public sector to make resilient and transparent decision in a hybrid, transdisciplinary and dynamic environment under consideration of fuzzy methods. These idea is based on following topics:
- Decision Making and Negotiation Techniques
- Fuzzy Sets, Methods and Decision Making
- E-Government and Collaboration
- Transdisziplinarity
- Participation Methods
- Argumentative Mining
- Smart Cities and Smart Regions
Teaching
Current lectures
- Business Math, HSLU
- Project Management, HSLU
- Management Game, HSLU
- Consulting, HSLU
Past lectures
- Advanced Business Math, HSLU
- Statistics, HSLU
- Pending management, PHLU
- Decision making in leadership, PHLU
Projects
Ongoing
- Doctoral Research in Computer Science: Conversation Theory-based communal Participation Systems
Completed
- Participation process: spatial planning on a traffic issues (Link)
- Future-process at Region Sursee-Mittelland (Link)
- Practise-Project: Merge and reorganise a musicschool
- Practise-Project: Creating a new ecological-network in a region (Link)
- Practise-Project: Creating and build a Playground under maximum participation of different stakeholders (Link)
- Masterthesis: objective decision making in the public administration - (anti-corruption) (Link)
- Bachelor thesis: internal controlsystems (IKS) in the public administration (Link)
Publications
- Emmenegger, B. (2025). Fuzzy voting models in decision-making: A human-centered approach to decision-making. In Portmann, E., Kaskina, A., and Terán, L. (Eds.), FM2quare Foundation Jubilee Book 2026 (Proceedings contribution, accepted). https://fm2.foundation
- Emmenegger, B., Zapletal, F., Hudec, M., and Portmann, E. (2025). Weighted multi-criteria decision-making with coalition strategies: a framework for citizens public participation. Central European Journal of Operations Research. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10100-025-00987-8
- Minder Schade, B., and Emmenegger, B. (2025). Nutzung von KI in der Lehre (Bericht). HSLU Informatik, Rotkreuz.
- Emmenegger, B. (2024). Ongoing Research Presentations: Public Opinion Making and Discussion using Fuzzy Methods. ICEDEG 2024 - Tenth International Conference on Edemocracy and Egovernment. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14761767
- Emmenegger, B., Bigea, G., and Portmann, E. (2024). Opportunities of fuzzy voting in decision-making and negotiation techniques in municipal and regional contexts. ICEDEG 2024 - Tenth International Conference on Edemocracy and Egovernment. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14761763
- Emmenegger, B., Bigea, G., Zapletal, F., Hudec, M., and Portmann, E. (2024). Application of the Three-Level Aggregation Model for Evaluating Opinions Under Hesitance for Fuzzy Voting in Spatial Planning Public Decision-Making. 42nd International Conference on Mathematical Methods in Economics (MME 2024). https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15349479
- Schwarz Badertscher, D., Emmenegger, B., Hudec, M., Fivaz, J., and Portmann, E. (2024). Effects of fuzzy voting on citizen participation: Empirical evidence from Switzerland. ICEDEG 2024 - Tenth International Conference on Edemocracy and Egovernment. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14761767
- Emmenegger, B., Bigea, G., and Portmann, E. (2023). Applied Large-Scale Group Decision Making Using Systemic Consensus and Fuzzy Method of Comparative Linguistic Expressions. In Massanet, S., Montes, S., Ruiz-Aguilera, D., and González-Hidalgo, M. (Eds.), Fuzzy Logic and Technology, and Aggregation Operators. EUSFLAT AGOP 2023. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 14069. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-39965-7_11