Mathieu Chollet

Mathieu Chollet is a Lecturer in Healthcare Technologies at the University of Glasgow's School of Computing Science. His research explores social virtual agents, social signal processing, and human-agent interaction, with applications in social skills training, healthcare, and remote collaboration. He employs multimodal machine learning to assess user performance and virtual reality for public speaking pedagogy.

His work spans experimental studies on psychosocial stress in virtual interactions and the design of AI-driven training systems. Recent publications focus on VR-based collaboration frameworks, fairness in AI, and persuasive communication analysis, reflecting a cross-disciplinary approach integrating computer science, psychology, and education.

Dr. Chollet collaborates internationally with institutions in France, Japan, and the UK. He mentors students in healthcare technology innovation and leads projects funded by EU and national grants. His lab investigates affective computing and human-centered AI, aiming to enhance digital literacy and accessibility in virtual environments.