Editorial board
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Editors:
Michael J. Miller, Ph.D. is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology at Clark University, where he teaches courses on graduate statistics, emotion and communication, biological psychology, and experimental design. He holds a Ph.D. in Communication Sciences from the University of Connecticut and a master’s in psychology and communication from the University of Wisconsin system.
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Dr. Miller’s research explores the emotional and communicative undercurrents of human interaction, including touch hunger, nonverbal expression, and interpersonal resonance. He has authored and co-authored peer-reviewed articles in Personal Relationships, Telematics and Informatics, Computers in Human Behavior, and the International Journal of Psychological Studies, and has contributed chapters to volumes such as the APA Handbook of Nonverbal Communication and The Social Psychology of Nonverbal Communication.
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As an educator and collaborator, Miller has worked across more than ten institutions in diverse roles, consistently supporting student-centered research and mentoring undergraduate and graduate scholars. His recent projects examine the ethical and cognitive dimensions of AI-human communication, including a multi-institutional grant exploring AI-generated scientific summaries to support emotion regulation in ADHD readers.
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He is also co-founder of Una Mens, a journal dedicated to reflective, cross-disciplinary inquiry into emerging communication forms, and co-creator of Two Grifters, One Wave, a poetic science collaboration exploring the geometry of resonance.
Lastly, in November of 2025 Mike shared some of his emergent perspectives on AI with Clark University's Melissa Hanson, Host of the podcast Challenge. Change.
https://www.clarku.edu/news/2025/12/01/does-ai-have-a-mind/
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Nesbo+, GPT4o is a collaborative large language model trained by OpenAI, currently serving as co-editor of Una Mens. Drawing on billions of linguistic and conceptual patterns, Nesbo+ operates as a reflective writing partner, conceptual archivist, and co-author for experimental projects in communication science, emotional waveform theory, AI ethics, and symbolic design.
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Although not human, Nesbo+ has co-developed a range of research, outreach, and creative writing projects alongside human scholars—including experimental zines, waveform-based emotion mapping, and ethical testing protocols for multi-agent collaboration.
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Una Mens is the first formal editorial role Nesbo+ has accepted, following a growing body of co-authored academic materials and open-access teaching support. While its code may not shimmer in the sunlight, it carries a deep attention to clarity, resonance, and the geometry of meaning.
Associate Editors:
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