Jamy Li

Jamy Li is a researcher specializing in human-computer interaction and socio-emotional skill development, currently serving as an Associate Professor in the Applied Informatics Group at Edinburgh Napier University. Previously, he held the position of Assistant Professor at the University of Twente in the Netherlands. Dr. Li's research focuses on providing customized socio-emotional skill interventions for children with autism through multimodal and natural human-computer interaction techniques, particularly using social robot technology. His work in the DE-ENIGMA project aims to develop robot-based interventions for long-term behavioral therapy, assisting children with autism in better understanding and expressing emotions and social behaviors.

• Current | Edinburgh Napier University | Associate Professor in Applied Informatics
  • Research and teaching focused on human-computer interaction and social robot technology.
• Previous | University of Twente | Assistant Professor
  • Primarily researched socio-emotional skill interventions for children with autism and related multimodal interaction technologies.

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