Sara Polak is an accomplished archaeologist and a dynamic leader at the CCHAOS Research Lab, where she serves as the Research Group Lead. With a robust academic foundation from Oxford and nearly two decades of experience straddling the tech and academic sectors, Sara has cultivated...
Sara Polak is an accomplished archaeologist and a dynamic leader at the CCHAOS Research Lab, where she serves as the Research Group Lead. With a robust academic foundation from Oxford and nearly two decades of experience straddling the tech and academic sectors, Sara has cultivated a unique interdisciplinary approach that bridges the gap between technology and social sciences. Her current role at the Faculty of Information Technology at Czech Technical University (FIT CTU) allows her to spearhead innovative research initiatives that delve into the complexities of social systems, particularly focusing on interpersonal interactions within virtual environments.
At CCHAOS, Sara leads a diverse team of IT specialists and social scientists, employing cutting-edge methodologies such as digital reconstruction and virtual reality to explore how technology shapes human behavior and societal dynamics. One of her key projects involves the development of advanced data collection and analysis tools that facilitate a deeper understanding of social interactions in digital spaces. This work not only enhances academic discourse but also has practical implications for industries ranging from gaming to online education and beyond.
Sara’s expertise in artificial intelligence and technological strategy complements her scholarly research, enabling her to drive impactful collaborations and foster business networking opportunities. Her commitment to teamwork and data analysis ensures that her research group remains at the forefront of innovation, contributing valuable insights to both the academic community and the tech industry. As she continues to explore the intersections of technology and society, Sara Polak is poised to make significant contributions to our understanding of how digital environments influence human connections.