INSOR researchers
Main Project Coordinator
Johanna Seibt
Ph.D., Dr. phil. habil., Professor MSO (Transdisciplinary Process Studies for Integrative Social Robotics)
Aarhus University Research Unit for Robophilosophy - School of Culture and Society
Research areas:
- Ontology of interactions
- Perceptual foundations of moral cognition
- Ontological and ethical aspects of the dynamics of classificatory concepts for artifacts
Collaborating and associated researchers (in alphabetical order)
David Amodio
Ph.D., Associate Professor
Research areas:
- Social cognition
- Behavioral regulation
- Social neuroscience
Jens Christian Krarup Bjerring
Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Aarhus University Research Unit for Robophilosophy - School of Culture and Society
Research areas:
- Formal epistemology
- Artificial intelligence
- Logic
- Theories of the mind
Malene Flensborg Damholdt
Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Aarhus University Department of Psychology and Behavioural Sciences
Research areas:
- Perception of psychological agency in robots
- Embracement of social robots
- Experience of self-efficacy
- Psychological aspects affecting interactions with social robots
Daniel Druckman
Ph.D., Professor
University of Queensland School of Political Science and International Affairs
Professor emeritus
George Mason University Schar School of Policy and Government
Research areas:
- International negotiation
- Nationalism
- Research methodology
- Political psychology
Research areas:
- Media and Communication science
- Ethics
- Digital religion
Michael Filzmoser
Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Technical University Vienna Institute for Management Science
Research areas:
- Conflict Processes
- Artificial Intelligence
- Business Administration
Kerstin Fischer
Dr. phil. habil. Professor (MSO)
University of Southern Denmark Institute for design and Communication
Research areas:
- Human-robot interaction
- Communication design
- Spoken interaction
Raul Hakli
Ph.D., Associate Professor
University of Helsinki Department of Political and Economic Studies
Aarhus University Research Unit for Robophilosophy - School of Culture and Society
Research areas:
- Philosophy of robotics
- Collective intentionality
- Collective epistemology
- Social Ontology
Cathrine Hasse
Ph.D., Professor, Honorary Professor
Aarhus University Department of Education (DPU/IUP)
Aalborg University Department of Education, Learning and Philosophy
Research areas:
- Anthropological aspects of human-technology relations
- Healthcare technologies
- Care work
Hiroshi Ishiguro
Ph.D., Professor
Osaka University Intelligent Robotics Laboratory
Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International Hiroshi Ishiguro Laboratory
Research areas:
- Robotics
- Android science
- Interactive and social robots
- Cognitive neuroscience robotics
Mads Jensen
Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Aarhus University Department for Cognitive Science and Research Unit RISR
Research areas:
- Neuroscientific research on agency
- Neuroscientific research on implicit social cognition in human-robot interaction
- Perception of agency in interaction with robots
Research areas:
- Psychology
- Human Robot Interaction
- Robot Pets
Sabine Köszegi
Dr. phil. habil., Professor of Labour Science and Organization
Vienna University of Technology, Institute of Management Science
Research areas:
- Cyber-physical Production and Assistive Systems
- Electronic Negotiation and Mediation Support
- Gender & Identity in Science and Engineering
Areas of consultancy:
- Robotics
- Process Automation Development and Deployment
Nicolás Navarro-Guerrero
Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Aarhus University, Denmark, Department of Engineering and Research Unit for Robophilosophy
Research areas:
- Embodied and Developmental Cognition
- Applied Artificial Intelligence and Robotics
- Embedded Systems Design
Nancy Nersessian
Ph.D., Regents’ Professor of Cognitive Science (Emerita), Research Associate
Harvard University Department of Psychology
Research areas:
- Philosophy of Science
- Creativity, innovation, and conceptual change in science
- Cognitive and cultural processes that lead up to scientific innovation
Shuichi Nishio
Dr. Eng., Principal Researcher
Osaka University Symbiotic Intelligent Systems Research Center
Research areas:
- Human emotion
- Android science
- Sensor information processing
- Networked robots and standardization of robotic technologies
Marco Nørskov
Ph.D., Associate Professor
Aarhus University Research Unit for Robophilosophy - School of Culture and Society
Research areas:
- Philosophy of technology
- Philosophy of robotics
- Intercultural philosophy
- Japanese philosophy and religion
Sladjana Nørskøv
Ph.D., Associate Professor
Aarhus University Department of Business Development and Technology, School of Business and Social Sciences
Research areas:
- Innovation and technology management
- Organizational behavior
- Technology's role in organizations
Oliver Santiago Quick
Postdoc
Aarhus University Department for Business Develeopment and Technology (AU Campus Herning)
Research Unit for Robophilosophy - School of Culture and Society
Research areas:
- Empathy
- Sympathy
- Moral Status ascription
Raffaele Rodogno
Ph.D., Associate Professor
Aarhus University Research Unit for Robophilosophy - School of Culture and Society
Research areas:
- Moral cognition and emotion
- Ethics
- Well-being
- Autism
Andreas Roepstorff
Ph.D., Professor (MSO)
Aarhus University School of Culture and Society - Centre for Interactive Minds
Research areas:
- Anthropology
- Neuroscience
Joshua Skewes
Ph.D., Associate Professor
Aarhus University School of Culture and Society - Centre for Interactive Minds
Research areas:
- Neuropsychology
- Action Social Cognition Perception and cognition
- Experimental methods Evidence
John Ulhøi
Ph.D., Professor,
Aarhus University Department of Management - School of Business and Social Sciences
Research areas:
- Management
- Innovation
- Business Communication
Christina Vestergaard
Ph.D., Post.doc
Aarhus University Research Unit for Robophilosophy - School of Culture and Society
Research areas:
Anthropology of technology
- Conflict resolution
- Human- robot interaction
- Qualitative methodology in social robotics
Ryuji Yamazaki-Skov
Ph.D., Postdoc, Researcher
Osaka University Symbiotic Intelligent Systems Research Center
Research areas:
- Robotic re-embodiment
- Identity of hybrid presence
- Telecare for seniors
- Robot ethics
Research areas:
- Mediation
- Conflict management
- Dispute resolution and negotiation