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#ESCAN2024 reception at the Opera Ghent yesterday was a highlight! Agnieszka Wykowska our PI and ESCAN president, delivered the opening remarks that set the stage for an exciting conference ahead✨

🤖 Come check out our research on social cognition in HRI at #ESCAN2024: 🗓️ May 24th: Symposium with Cecilia Roselli & Agnieszka Wykowska, and poster presentation by Giulia Siri 🗓️ May 25th: Poster presentations by Mateusz Wozniak and Ilkay Ari

New paper out on #BRM journal! 🎉 A novel methodological approach w/ humanoid #robots to study socio-cognitive mechanisms in real-life settings 👩‍🦰🔁🤖 2 case studies from #Italy and #Singapore demonstrate the replicability of our methods across cultures. 🌍🤖 #iCub #robotics

🌟 Thanks to all who joined "Artificial Agents as Tools to Explore the (Human) Self" escan2024 @ Ghent, organized by Agnieszka Wykowska & Cecilia Roselli. And special thanks to our speakers Tony Prescott, Pablo Lanillos (🤖🧠), Zeynep Barlas, & Kai Vogeley for their valuable insights!

We've wrapped up #ESCAN2024 with our poster presentations and a talk by Francesca Ciardo , Mateusz Wozniak, Giulia Siri and Ilkay Ari. Thanks to the organizers for this fantastic event. We're already looking forward to the next one!

It was a great pleasure to serve as ESCAN president, together with Giorgia CSN Unit. A lot of new developments in the society happened and we worked together in great harmony with the Board to implement them. Big thank you to the ESCAN Board!

Magnus Rattray School of Health Sciences UoM Biology, Medicine and Health Comp Sci, Liverpool Up next, Prof Agnieszka Wykowska (Agnieszka Wykowska) from IIT is giving a talk, “Bridging Cognitive Neuroscience with Robotics to Design Robots for Societal Applications”.🧠 It is exciting learning about her experiences leading S4HRI!🦾 #ADSAI2024

Intrigued by social robots? 🤖 Our PI Prof Agnieszka Wykowska will be giving a talk on “Social robots: an experimental apparatus in fundamental psychological research and a support tool in healthcare” at Cambridge University’s seminar series on June 5th! Details 👉 talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/212…

🔍 Insightful perspectives on European research and innovation! Catch up with the discussions through the video sessions: Part 1: youtube.com/watch?v=RDC1Ju… Part 2: youtube.com/watch?v=_Zc0Mi…

Extremely happy and proud to share our newest - fresh off the press - paper in Science Robotics, in which we show that attribuition of intentionality to robot matters for the emergence of sense of joint agency: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

New study from Agnieszka Wykowska et al. on perceptions of joint agency in human robot interaction (HRI). Should be of interest to those interested in and researching the line that divides artifact from agent in human robot collaborative work. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

News spreads quickly! 📝🚀 Our study "When performing actions with robots, attribution of intentionality affects the sense of joint agency", published in Science Robotics, has been covered by several magazines and newspapers. Huge congratulations to our team! 🏋️

Here is a video-summary of the study for those of you who are interested in getting a gist of the results: youtu.be/DX7y0bChWmw

New in Science #Robotics: People develop a sense of joint agency when working with a #robot if the robot is perceived as an intentional agent. Agnieszka Wykowska S4HRI scim.ag/7v2

When a #robot is perceived as an intentional agent rather than a mechanized helper, its human collaborators develop a behavioral and neural-based sense of joint agency. S4HRI Learn more in Science #Robotics: scim.ag/7wC

🌍✨At the “Healthy and Active Aging through Life-Long Prevention and Innovation” event during #G7Health, our PI, Agnieszka Wykowska, highlighted our groundbreaking robot-assisted training for children with developmental disabilities, fostering crucial social and cognitive skills.

Just another day in the lab with our MVP, iCub 🤖 #humanrobotinteraction #hri #socialrobots

At #DGPs2024 in Vienna, our PI Prof. Agnieszka Wykowska delivered a keynote on how robots can enhance our understanding of human cognition, from attentional orienting to cognitive control. Thanks to Universität Wien and Deutsche Gesellschaft für Psychologie (DGPs) for the invite and for organizing a wonderful event!