Debanjan Borthakur
Research areas: Computer Science · Artificial Intelligence · Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies · Social Robot Interaction and HRI · Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
About
Debanjan Borthakur is a social psychologist and sessional instructor at the University of Toronto. His research examines fairness and decision-making in human–AI interaction and the psychophysiology of choice (HRV/EEG), using machine learning and mixed-effects modeling. He is completing a PhD in Psychology at the University of Toronto and hold prior degrees in Psychology/Neuroscience & Behavior (McMaster) and Interdisciplinary Neuroscience (University of Rhode Island). His work appears in *IEEE Access*, *Psychoneuroendocrinology*, *Healthcare (MDPI)*, and proceedings such as IEEE/ACM CHASE, EMBC, and FMLDS. He teach Social Psychology of Emotion, Intergroup Relations, and Physiology & Psychology of Emotion. Also serve as a director on the board of the Canadian Institute of Workplace Bullying & Harassment, focusing on psychological safety and evidence-informed practice.
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