Arianna Boldi
Psychologist and Research Fellow at the University of Turin
Arianna Boldi is a Psychologist and Research Fellow at the University of Turin, holding a PhD in Psychology. She has authored around 18 scientific articles published in top-tier journals (rank 1), along with numerous contributions to international conferences.
Her research focuses on Human-Computer Interaction, specifically on the interaction between individuals and technologies, with a particular emphasis on video game studies and eSports. She investigates topics such as cheating, stress in players, in-game communication, and work dynamics in the industry. She has also delved into the relationship between users and conversational agents, exploring cognitive, emotional, and social aspects of these interactions. Other areas of her research include self-tracking, behavior change, and privacy in virtual environments.
In parallel, she is responsible for the research and outreach activities at Flylillo, a nonprofit organization developing adaptive devices to enhance accessibility in video games for people with disabilities.
She collaborates with research groups in the Netherlands, Switzerland, and the United States, contributing to studies on technology, behavior, and digital wellbeing.