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Dr. Lena Podoletz is a Lecturer in the Law School at Lancaster University, affiliated with the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS). She is part of the Security and Protection Science Initiative and serves as Pathway Representative for AHRC NWCDTP Law Pathway and ESRC NWSSDTP Socio-Legal Studies Pathway. Her research focuses on criminology, Science and Technology Studies (STS), and the intersection of crime, security, and technology, particularly AI/ML applications in policing and social security. She teaches modules including Cybercrime, Criminological Thought, and 21st-Century Criminal Justice.
- Current Projects: FinFraudSim (01/2025–08/2025), Human Security Risk Thumbprint Secondment (01/2025–09/2025)
Research Interests:
- Automated affect recognition in policing
- Smart home technologies and evidence procedures
- Extended reality in police training vulnerabilities
- Algorithmic bias and transparency via CyCAT (EU Horizon 2020)
Teaching Modules:
- Cybercrime and Cybercriminality
- Criminological Thought
- Criminological Research in Practice
- Crime and Criminal Justice in the 21st Century
- Financial Crime
Advising & Grants:
- Supervises PhD students Georgia Moore and Zhenyu Wang
- Contributed to UKRI-JST Emotional AI in Cities project
- EPSRC-funded VR police training study
- Automating Universal Credit longitudinal study (with Morgan Currie)
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