
Konrad Maj
Ph.D. / Assistant Profesor
Faculty of Psychology in Warsaw
Department of Social and Personality Psychology
Head of the HumanTech Center for Social and Technological Innovation
Profile
Dr. Maj is a social psychologist. He is also the initiator and Head of the HumanTech Center for Social and Technological Innovation.
In his research and teaching he focuses on social influence, media psychology and innovations. Recently, he has been working on a Human-Robot-Interaction (HRI) project.
From 2013 to 2016 he held the post of Rector’s Representative for Research, focusing on practical application of research results and social innovations.
He visited numerous innovation centers, including the Institute for Social Innovation (ISI) at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, USA, the ID+ Research Institute for Design, Media and Culture at the University of Averio, Portugal, and Design Factory at Aalto University, in Finland, to exchange expertise and best practices.
Author of articles about innovation, education and commercialization of research results.
He also specializes in communication coaching, including media training, presentation, negotiations and business communication.
At SWPS University, Konrad teaches social psychology, psychology of social influence, and social innovation.
Related information on SWPS University website
- Awards & Recognition
- Center for Innovation
- Events
- APPSUP - Global Contest for App Developers
- Humantech Meetings: Anthropology and UX Design
- Humantech Meetings: Are robots human too? About human-intelligent machine interaction
- HumanTech Meetings: Cybersecurity - Building Resilience to Digital Viruses & Other Online Threats
- HumanTech Meetings: Cyborgization. How much of a human will live on in humans?
- HumanTech Meetings: New Technologies and Old-New Human Senses
- HumanTech Meetings: Technology Isn’t Everything. Digital Data Managment
- Humantech Meetings: Virtual Reality (VR) in Psychological Practice
- Humantech Meetings: Virtual Reality of Our Times
- Research Centers
- Research Projects