Marcelina Paseki

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Dr. Marcelina Paseki is an emerging scholar at the intersection of human-robot interaction, applied linguistics, and migration studies. Her research explores how social robotics and artificial intelligence can serve as tools for social adaptation and rights protection, with a particular focus on migrant worker communities in Taiwan. In her most-cited work, "Innovation in Using Humanoid Robot for Immigrants' Well-being" (2022), Dr. Paseki conducted an exploratory study on deploying conversational humanoid robots to facilitate second language practice, offering a novel approach to supporting immigrants' linguistic and social integration. Though early in her career, this paper has already garnered attention for its interdisciplinary vision, bridging AI applications with humanitarian goals. Dr. Paseki’s contributions are notable for their practical orientation—using technology not merely as a research tool but as a direct intervention to improve well-being and access to rights. Her work signals a promising trajectory in socially responsible robotics, with potential implications for migration policy and inclusive technology design. As her citation footprint grows, Dr. Paseki is positioning herself as a key voice in the ethical deployment of AI for vulnerable populations.