Aleksei Talisainen
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Aleksei Talisainen | |
|---|---|
| Born | November 1, 1980 |
| Citizenship | Estonian |
| Title | Early Stage Researcher (doctoral candidate) and lecturer |
| Academic background | |
| Alma mater | Tallinn University of Technology |
| Academic work | |
| Discipline | Educational technology Cybersecurity Robotics (telepresence robots) |
| Institutions | Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) |
| Notable works | Research on telepresence robots in higher education and remote learning |
Aleksei Talisainen (born 1 November 1980) is an Estonian computer scientist and educational technology researcher. He is affiliated with Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) as an early stage researcher (doctoral candidate) at the IT College and teaches/works in areas including cybersecurity and technology-enhanced learning.[1][2]
According to ETIS, Talisainen graduated from TalTech with degrees in electronics/biomedical engineering (BSc, 2004) and biomedical technology (MSc, 2007), and later moved into IT/education-related research; ETIS lists him as a doctoral candidate in recent years.[2]
Career and research
Talisainen's TalTech affiliation (IT College) is listed in TalTech's official contacts directory and in TalTech unit pages.[1][3]
Telepresence robotics and remote learning
Talisainen has published on telepresence robots (TPRs) in remote teaching and learning, including evaluating video performance/camera capabilities of telepresence robots for educational use.[4]
He is also a co-author in related telepresence-robot studies in education published in peer-reviewed venues, including a pilot study reported in Frontiers in Education.[5]
Projects
On the ReSTELA project site, TalTech lists Talisainen as a participant and notes his presentation of a lab prototype and a telepresence robot in a project meeting.[6]
Cybersecurity outreach
Talisainen is a co-author of a Springer proceedings paper on the CyberPin (KüberNööpnõel) initiative aimed at recognising young cybersecurity talent.[7]
Industrial property
ETIS lists Talisainen as an inventor/co-inventor on industrial property related to medical technology (UV-detector arrangements for photometric sensors used in kidney replacement therapy).[2]
