Current and Past Students
- Ferran Gebelli (PhD student, co-supervisor): Robots explainability (2023-)
- Lorenzo Ferrini (PhD student, supervisor): Social Learning for Robot Manipulation [1][2][3][4][5] (2021-)
- Luca Lach (PhD student, supervisor): Reinforcement Learning for Robot Manipulation [1][2] (2021-2023)
- Youssef Mohamed (PhD student, co-supervisor): Group Dynamics [1][2] (2021-)
- Nicola Webb (PhD student, director of studies): Deep Learning for Social Situation Assessment [1][2][3] (2019-)
- Katie Winkle (PhD student, co-supervisor): Effective Persuasion Strategies for HRI [1][2][3][4] (2016-2020)
- Madeleine Bartlett (PhD student, co-supervisor): Reading human internal state for HRI [1][2][3][4] (2017-)
- Christopher Wallbridge (PhD student, co-supervisor): Spatial Representations for HRI [1][2][3][4][5] (2016-2020)
- Emmanuel Senft (PhD student, co-supervisor): Shared Autonomy Paradigms for Social HRI [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8] (2016-2020)
- Lukas Hostettler (MSc student, supervisor): High-Precision Localization for Tangible Robots based on Structured Patterns [1] (2015)
- Fernando Garcia (MSc student, supervisor): Engagement Assessment and Automatic Behaviour Adaptation in HRI [1][2] (2015)
- Ehsan Karim (PhD student, supervisor): Cellulo project: tangible robots for large-scale robotic deployments in schools [1](2015)
- Alexis Jacq (PhD student, supervisor): Mutual Modelling in Human-Robot Interaction [1][2] (2014-2015)
- Anahita Hosseini (MSc student, supervisor): Advanced logging for the pyRobots executive controller [1](2014)
- Ayberk Özgür (PhD student, supervisor): Cellulo project: tangible robots for large-scale robotic deployments in schools [1][2] (2014-2015)
- Deanna Hood (MSc student, supervisor): CoWriter project: Getting Nao to write on a tactile tablet [1][2] (2014)
- Shruti Chandra (PhD student, co-supervisor): CoWriter project: learning by teaching handwriting to a robot [1][2] (2013-2014)
- Julia Fink (PhD student, co-supervisor): Long-term acceptance of robots in daily life, Anthropomorphism [1][2][3][4][5] (2013-2014)
- Patrick Tsemengue, Mahdi Chouayakh (MSc students, supervisor): The Dialogs natural language processor [1](2010)