Current PhD Students
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Shawn Akridge
Visual Attention, Working Memory, Response Inhibition, Cognitive and Physical Workload, Training, Skill acquisition and transfer, VR/AR/XR, Acute effects of intense exercise on cognitive functioning
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KRISTIN Carpenter
Cognitive Development, Developmental Neuroscience, Educational Interventions, Literacy, Dyslexia
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Vincenzo De Lillo
Eye tracking, Artificial Intelligence (AI), VR
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Erika P De Los Santos
Cognitive training, stress resilience, vigilance, attention, working memory, simulation training, serious games, virtual environments
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Annika Esau
workload, human-robot interaction, usability, attention, psychometrics, navigation, environmental psychology
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Irene Feng
AI Ethics, Human-Machine Teaming, Cognitive Bias
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Adam Goetz
Virtual Reality, Space/Workstation Design, Situational Awareness, Human-Robot Interaction
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Kyle Hunter Hickerson
Autonomous Vehicles, Trust in Automation, Aggressive Driving, Virtual Reality
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Kara Masick
Persuasion; Influence; Program Evaluation; Checklists; Bayesian Statistics
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Ryan McGarry
Distribution of Visual Attention, Cognitive Aging, and Cognitive Training using EEG and MRI
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Salim Adam Mouloua
Vigilance, Neural Resource Theory, Applied Neuroimaging (fNIRS & ERPs)
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Rachel Nguyen
Visual Attention and Search, Perception, Visuo-spatial Cognition, Augmented/ Virtual Reality
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Andres Rosero
Human-Robot Interaction, Anthropomorphic Design, Human-Machine Teaming, Machine Learning, Moral HRI, Game Design in Human Factors
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Harriet Sanya
Vigilance, Cognitive Recovery, Stress, Human/ Team Performance, Factors that impact decision Making, and Fatigue in general aviation.
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Emily Sharer
political psychology, social media, disinformation, cognitive fatigue caused by technology
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Heath Heath Sharp
Trust in Automation, Trust Resiliency, and Trust Repair
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Rydia Weiland
Artificial intelligence, social robots, trust in automation, explainable AI
