Martina Rahe
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Dr. Martina Rahe is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of intercultural education and emerging technology, whose work addresses critical challenges in global learning. Her primary research areas include cultural intelligence (CQ), telepresence robotics, and digital alternatives to traditional student exchanges. Her most notable contribution, the 2023 study "Effects of an intercultural seminar using telepresence robots on students’ cultural intelligence," has garnered 8 citations and represents a significant breakthrough in remote intercultural education. This work directly responds to the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, demonstrating how telepresence robots can effectively enhance students' cultural intelligence when physical exchange programs are impossible. Dr. Rahe's research is particularly impactful for its practical, timely solutions to global educational barriers, offering universities and organizations a viable digital pathway to foster cross-cultural competence. Her innovative approach positions her as a leading voice in the field of technology-mediated intercultural learning, with implications for international education, global workforce development, and inclusive pedagogy. Through her work, Dr. Rahe continues to shape how educators and institutions think about cultural exchange in an increasingly digital world.
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