Martha Loewe

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Martha Loewe is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence, robotics, and urban innovation governance. Her work uniquely bridges the gap between technological advancement and real-world policy experimentation, focusing on how AI and robotics can be integrated into societal frameworks through real-world labs (RWLs). Her most cited paper, "Bridging robotics/AI and real-world labs: A quantitative approach based on mining German newspaper articles" (2025), introduces a novel methodology that uses media analysis to map public discourse and policy connections between these often-siloed fields. This contribution is critical for understanding how governments can foster experimental learning and innovation adoption. While her citation count is still emerging, her work has already shaped conversations in science and technology studies and innovation policy. Loewe’s research is notable for its interdisciplinary approach, combining computational text mining with governance theory to offer actionable insights for policymakers and technologists alike. Her findings are essential reading for students and researchers interested in the socio-technical dynamics of AI deployment and the institutional conditions needed for responsible innovation.