Agnieszka Landowska is an Associate Professor at the Gdansk University of Technology, Poland. She is a leader of Emotions in the Human–Computer Interactions Group (EMORG). Her research is focused on making technology more humane, including topics of human–computer and human–robot interactions, accessibility, and the adoption of technology, user experience, and affective computing. She leads a project that develops mobile applications dedicated to autism therapy (Friendly Apps). She supervised research in project AFFITS (Methods and Tools for Affect-Aware Intelligent Tutoring Systems) and AUTMON (Automated Therapy Monitoring for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder), and took part in UE COST LUDI (Play for Children with Disabilities) and SHELD-ON (Smart Habitat for the Elderly) projects. She was a manager in a project EMBOA Affective loop in Socially Assistive Robotics as an intervention tool for children with autism.