Tine Kolenik is a Junior Researcher at the Department of Intelligent Systems at the Jožef Stefan Institute and an Assistant Lecturer at the Jožef Stefan International Postgraduate School. His research interests include cognitive science and artificial intelligence. More specifically, his studies encompass the following areas: persuasive technology, digital mental health, behavioral public policy, behavioral big data, natural and artificial cognitive architectures, philosophy of science, and 5E cognition. He is undertaking his PhD on the intelligent cognitive assistant technology for behavior change in mental health. Kolenik is also an assistant editor for the International Journal of Computing and Informatics, Informatica; co-organizer of the international multiconference Information Society and co-editor of proceedings of its conference on cognitive science; co-organizer of the UbiTtention workshop at UbiComp and collaborator at the Center for Cognitive Science of the University of Ljubljana.