imran.khan@ait.gu.se
Imran Khan is a MSCA Fellow postdoctoral researcher at the University of Gothenburg (Sweden) on the project “SARP-DCI (Socially-Assistive Robot Partners for Digitized Cognitive Interventions)”. He completed his PhD at the University of Hertfordshire (UK) and specialises in areas of affective computing, (embodied) social cognition, affect, and interaction, and socially-adaptive systems.
ajkm4@cam.ac.uk
Alva Markelius is a MSt student at the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence at University of Cambridge (UK). Her research interests are currently in AI Ethics and socially-affective robotics. Her background is in cognitive science at University of Gothenburg (Sweden) and Seoul National University (Republic of Korea). She has previously been a research assistant at Human Factors Psychology Lab at Seoul National University as well as at DICE Lab at University of Gothenburg.
robert.lowe@ait.gu.se
Robert Lowe is a PhD (docent/Associate Professor) at the University of Gothenburg (Sweden), and also works at RISE (Research Institutes of Sweden). His areas of research interest include Computerized Cognitive Training for non-clinical/clinical populations, Human-Robot Interaction and more generally Human-Technology Interaction including more recently Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS). He is working on and coordinator/PI of a number of related projects where the focus has been on memory training and affective engagement monitoring. He also lectures in Artificial Intelligence.