Eileen Roesler

Assistant Professor

Eileen Roesler is a researcher in the field of human-automation interaction, with a specialized focus on the complex challenges stemming from interactions with technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and robots. Her expertise lies in dissecting the dynamics that arise at the intersection of human relations with emerging technologies and scrutinizing the behavioral, cognitive, and social aspects of such interactions.

Through the investigations at the human-agent collaboration lab (hac lab) and the human-robot interaction lab (hri lab), Dr. Roesler and her team shed light on the challenges that characterize the interactions between humans and (embodied) technologies, thereby paving the way for a more intuitive and socially conscious relationship with the technologies that will shape our future.

Current Research

Our internal hac lab meetings serve as a focal point for advancing our research initiatives. If you are interested in exploring opportunities to conduct research at the hac lab, please feel free to reach out to Dr. Roesler for more information.

Moreover, you can find what is going on at the hac lab in our Blog "what the hac"

Explore a chance to gain research experience in our new human-robot interaction (hri) lab, open to all. The hri lab presents various involvement opportunities for students at varying levels. Be part of the lab's inaugural event on January 31st!

Selected Publications

All publications can be found on Google Scholar. Furthermore, we prioritize the accessibility of our research to the public. Most of our research articles can be found online directly, otherwise you are welcome to request full texts via ResearchGate.