Team members

Mohammad (MH) Rahmani is a PhD research candidate in Computer Science and Technology at UC3M, currently focusing on Embodied Perception through Interaction and Sensations.

Karunya Srinivasan has a multidisciplinary background in Psychology, Expressive Arts Therapy, Somatic Education and Cognitive Science. Her studies and work have followed her belief that it is in movement where the body finds its meaning.

Laia is an Interaction Design researcher. Her research explores how interactive technologies can be designed and used to affect people’s sensorimotor experiences of themselves and others, particularly in contexts of health and wellbeing.

José M. (Sejo) Vega-Cebrián (pronouns: they/them, he/him) is a movement and computing researcher-designer and a PhD student in Computer Science and Technology. They are currently researching and developing Playful Wearables and Augmented Technologies for Body Experiences, Rehabilitation and Physical Training.

AQU Associate Professor with a PhD in AI. He specialises in Deep Learning, Complex Systems Modelling, and Unconventional Computing. He joined UOC (Barcelona, Spain) as a postdoctoral researcher in 2018 to develop XAI models for use in affective computing and human well-being.

AQU Associate Professor with a PhD in AI. He specialises in Deep Learning, Complex Systems Modelling, and Unconventional Computing. He joined UOC (Barcelona, Spain) as a postdoctoral researcher in 2018 to develop XAI models for use in affective computing and human well-being.

AQU Associate Professor with a PhD in AI. He specialises in Deep Learning, Complex Systems Modelling, and Unconventional Computing. He joined UOC (Barcelona, Spain) as a postdoctoral researcher in 2018 to develop XAI models for use in affective computing and human well-being.

A short hundred-word long biography is welcoming of song. With some pain, I too have realized to be short to the eyes of some. But not of all. Hereby enlisting words resonant with my identity —as if it was easy to hold, to capture. Performing as an expert in cognitive “neuro” stuff.

Electronic engineer specialised in DSP, telecommunications and IoT, worked as a developer in an renewable energy equipment company finally found his path in this incredible team in UC3M. BODYinTRANSIT is a challenging project with appealing thematics, and a bunch of insights continuously updating interests and one’s own knowledge. Aiming to personal growth, an academic career and to contribute to the project in a smart way.

Self-perception, embodiment, human multisensory perception and emotion in everyday contexts and
new media technologies.