Dr. Frederik Vejlin

Biography

Frederik Vejlin is a researcher at Aarhus University specializing in the fields of Anthropology, specifically focusing on Artificial Sociality and Social Robotics. His academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in Anthropology where he explored themes of difference and translation, followed by a Master's degree concentrating on the interplay between humanity and technology at Hiroshi Ishiguro Laboratories. He completed his Ph.D. at the Department of Anthropology, investigating social robots and their implications. Vejlin has contributed to numerous research outputs and actively participates in academic activities, including organizing workshops and conferences. His research interests encompass Science and Technology Studies (STS), sociality, anthropological theory, and the use of qualitative methods such as ethnography and interviews. He is recognized for his innovative approach to experimentation within social practices and has made significant contributions to understanding the dynamics of human-robot interaction. With multiple awards and ongoing projects, Frederik continues to influence the fields of anthropology and technology, emphasizing the role of experimental practices in scientific research. He collaborates frequently with peers and engages in editorial work, underscoring his dedication to advancing academic discourse in his areas of expertise.

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