Technology, Digitalisation, and Immersive Learning

At the Department of Psychology we have a number of researchers who work within the area of technology, digitalisation, and immersive learning

Our researchers have expert knowledge on several different topics, including artificial intelligence (AI) andthe use of virtual reality (VR) in education, to experience the climate of the future, and to improve movement range in people with cerebral palsy. Below, you will find an overview of our researchers and their areas of expertise. You can also read the latest news within the field of research.

Researcher	Contact	Subject
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Guido Makransky Professor	gm@psy.ku.dk Phone: +45 35 32 62 76	Immersive virtual reality Educational Psychology and educational pedagogy Technology enhanced learning
Søren Kyllingsbæk Professor	soeren.kyllingsbaek@psy.ku.dk Phone: +45 35 32 48 61 Mobile: +45 93 56 50 38	Cognitive Psychology and artificial intelligence Virtual and augmented reality Human interaction with computers Attention Intentions
Louise Birkedal Glenthøj Associate Professor	louisegl@psy.ku.dk Mobile: +45 21 45 28 89	Virtual reality in Psychiatry Virtual reality-based therapy as an augment to psychotherapeutic practice
Mark Schram Christensen Associate Professor	markc@psy.ku.dk Phone: +45 35 33 24 48	Consciousness and movements Movement awareness Sensory motor illusions Agency Use of virtual reality to improve movement range in people with cerebral palsy
Milan Obaidi Associate Professor	milan.obaidi@psy.ku.dk Phone: +45 35 32 91 76	Use of artificial intelligence to spot suicidal tendencies among young people
Thor Grünbaum Associate Professor	tgr@samf.ku.dk Phone: +45 35 32 88 57	Intentional actions: knowledge, intentions, control Free will and moral responsibility Consciousness and self-awareness Artificial intelligence and explanation
Alberte Cathrine Ehrhardt Jeppesen PhD student	alberte.jeppesen@psy.ku.dk	Autism spectrum conditions in adulthood Virtual reality Gaze behaviour and eye-tracking
Erik Skjoldan Mortensen PhD student	esm@psy.ku.dk Phone: +45 35 32 33 44 Mobile: +45 60 53 80 74	Motor control Skill learning Perception and sensory redirection, Virtual reality
Fatime Zeka PhD student	fatime.zeka@psy.ku.dk Mobile: +45 40 21 09 32	Virtual reality Eye-tracking Social anxiety disorder (SAD) Objective screening tool
Johannes Andresen PhD student	johannes.andresen@regionh.dk Mobile: +45 20 36 01 16	Cognitive remediation Neurocognition and social cognition Virtual reality and digital interventions Autism Psychosis
Valdemar Aksel Stenberdt PhD student	valdemaras@psy.ku.dk Phone: +45 35 32 94 25	Technology-based learning Virtual reality Artificial intelligence