Eindhoven University of Technology is a young university, founded in 1956 by industry, local government and academia. Today, their spirit of collaboration is still at the heart of the university community. We foster an open culture where everyone feels free to exchange ideas and take initiatives. Eindhoven University of Technology combines scientific curiosity with a hands-on mentality. Fundamental knowledge enables us to design solutions for the highly complex problems of today and tomorrow. We understand things by making them and we make things by understanding them. TU/e enables our researchers to investigate fascinating challenges, from curiosity-driven discoveries in basic science to application-driven technology development and problemsolving in engineering and design. We aim to boost knowledge-intensive industries and other societal sectors that have a high technology intensity. The Eindhoven region is the perfect location for this, as the high-tech heart of the Netherlands and home to major corporate R&D centers and leading Dutch research institutes. Research areas included also Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Engineering, Integrated Photonics, Robotics, Smart mobility.
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Meet the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) team!
Raquel Salcedo Gil is a Ph.D. Candidate with a background in Learning and Development. Her current research focuses on the development of training programs to improve Human-Robot Team Collaboration.
Anna-Sophie Ulfert-Blank is an Assistant Professor of Organizational Behavior and Artificial Intelligence. Her areas of expertise include Human-AI Teaming and Trust and Technology Acceptance.
Pascale Le Blanc is a Full Professor of Workplace Innovation and Sustainable Employability. Her research and teaching focus on the sustainable functioning of organizations and their employees, with a specific interest in the implementation of new technologies in the workplace.
Sonja Rispens is an Associate Professor at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e). Her research is focused on the process of collaboration, including Human-Robot Collaboration.
Merve Alabak is a postdoctoral researcher at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e). Her areas of expertise include emotion regulation and occupational health psychology.
Together we approach the FLUENTLY project from the perspective of organizational psychology with the aim of shedding light on the importance of making human beings an essential element in the robotization process.