Lea Musiolek
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Lea Musiolek joined SCIoI as a PhD researcher in September 2019. With a background in psychology and cognitive neuroscience, she works at the intersection of computational modeling, social cognition, and social robotics.
At SCIoI, under the supervision of Prof. Verena V. Hafner, she studied how anticipation emerges in social interaction. Her work used the movements of fish, alone and in pairs, to identify patterns of prediction and to explore how these principles might be transferred to robotic systems.
Her doctoral thesis, Anticipation and Prediction in Social Interactions, brings together behavioral experiments, computational models, and robotic simulations to examine how social anticipation can be detected and understood.
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