Inter.HAI 23 - Organizers

Lucas Morillo-Mendez is a PhD student at the Centre for Applied Autonomous Sensor Systems (AASS) at Örebro University as part of the Newbreed-Successful ageing interdisciplinary program, co-funded by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA COFUND). His academic interests are in the interdisciplinary field of Human-robot Interaction. His thesis focuses on the impact of human perception in the interactions with intelligent systems for older adults. You can find out more in his webpage: https://morillo-mendez.com.

Contact: lucas.morillo@oru.se / l.morillo.lm@gmail.com

Laetitia Tanqueray is a PhD Candidate at the Department of Technology and Society, at Lund University. Laetitia holds law degrees (LLB and Master 1) and a Master's (MSc) in Sociology of Law. She investigates human-robot interactions (HRI) from a socio-legal lens. Her published work has mostly focused on informing HRI design, including in collaboration with HRI experts.

Samantha Stedtler is a PhD student in Cognitive Science at the LUCS Robotics Group at Lund University. Her focus lies on social robotics, Human-AI Collaboration, 4E cognition and non-dyadic interactions. She investigates expectations, norms, decision-making and dynamics during Human-robot interactions as well as the role of embodiment, situatedness and joint attention. In addition to that, she is also interested in using concepts from feminist technoscience, robophilosophy and AI ethics in her research.

Katie Seaborn is an Associate Professor in the Department of Industrial Engineering and Economics (IEE), Associate Faculty Member in the Engineering Sciences and Design (ESD) program, and Director of the Aspirational Computing Lab (established 2020) at Tokyo Institute of Technology (Tokyo Tech). Before academia, Dr. Seaborn worked in the public and private sectors as an interaction designer, user experience developer, and web programmer in Canada and the UK.