Dr. Hagen Lehmann

Research Fellow

Science and Technology Research Institute
University of Hertfordshire
College Lane Campus
Hatfield AL10 9AB
United Kingdom


Phone: +44 01707 28-1133
Email: h.lehmann [at] herts.ac.uk

I am a research fellow in the Adaptive Systems Research Group at the University of Hertfordshire. Currently I am involved in different projects. As part of the iTalk project I conduct research to examine mechanisms of natural language aquisition with Dr. Joe Saunders and Dr. Yo Sato, and investigate human mutual gaze and turn taking behaviour in conversations in order to help to design more natural looking robot gaze behaviours for human-robot interaction with Dr. Frank Broz. I was also involved in the AURORA project and the IROMEC project conducting experiments on the effects of human-robot interaction on children with autism and other cognitive disabilities.

Before starting my work with robots at Science and Technology Research Center at the University of Hertfordshire I wrote my Master thesis in Psychology at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology with Prof. Micheal Tomasello, and a PhD in Computer Science at the University of Bath with Dr. Joanna Bryson. My main fields of interests are the evolution of social behavior, social cognition and culture, intelligence and consciousness, artificial intelligence and robotics, human-robot interaction, self-organization and cybernetics. Recently I became increasingly interested in the works of Francesco Varela and Heinz von Foerster.

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