Andriana Boudouraki

Andriana Boudouraki is a PhD candidate and researcher in Human-Computer Interaction at the Mixed Reality Laboratory, University of Nottingham. Her research is funded by UKRI EPSRC and Microsoft Research Cambridge. She specializes in mobile robotic telepresence technology, aiming to enhance the interactive experience of remote participants in hybrid workplaces, ensuring equal levels of engagement and attention compared to local participants. Her work spans the fields of hybrid participation, human-computer interaction, interaction with automated systems, and the ethical responsibility of robotic innovation. She also has an academic background in psychology and cognitive science, with expertise in both qualitative and quantitative research methods and a keen interest in studying human behavior.

• 2023 – Present·Mixed Reality Laboratory (University of Nottingham)·Researcher
  • Research focuses include Human-Computer Interaction, Mobile Robotic Telepresence, Hybrid Participation, and Responsible Robotic Innovation.
• Consumer Research Area | Position Unspecified
  • Previously engaged in consumer behavior research.

• 2018 – Present·University of Nottingham·PhD
  • Human-Computer Interaction, focusing on mobile robotic telepresence technology and interaction in hybrid workplaces.
• Background in Psychology and Cognitive Science | Institution Unspecified
  • Holds an academic background in psychology and cognitive science.