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PhD, Industrial & Operations Engineering
Yidu is a third year Ph.D. student in the THinC Lab. She got her bachelor degree in Industrial Engineering from Tsinghua University. Her research interest is in cognitive ergonomics. She has worked on a project related to multitasking and interruption management to see how people of different cultures will react to multiple computer-based tasks. Now she is exploring new topics in the area of cognitive ergonomics.
Dr. Nadine Sarter
PhD, Industrial & Operations Engineering
Na is a first year Ph.D. student in Cognitive Ergonomics. Her research goal is to improve human performance and safety in complex environments by applying human factors to the design, analysis and evaluation of engineering systems. Her current research interest includes trust in automation and design of decision aids that support trust calibration.
Dr. Jessie Yang, Dr. Nadine Sarter
PhD, Industrial & Operations Engineering
Physical ergonomics. Yifan Li is a Ph.D. pre-candidate whose research is in physical ergonomics and occupational biomechanics.
Dr. Clive D’Souza
PhD, Industrial & Operations Engineering
Karanvir is a Ph.D. pre-candidate in the department of Industrial and Operations Engineering. His research interests lie in understanding the evolution of trust over time between humans and machines as well as the design and development of multi-modal user interfaces to enhance human performance.
Dr. Nadine Sarter
B.S., Industrial & Operations Engineering
Jordan is a third year undergraduate student in Industrial and Operations Engineering with an International Minor. She is currently involved in a project assessing the accessibility of the Ann Arbor bus system for mobility impaired users.
PhD, Industrial & Operations Engineering
Albert is a PhD student in Physical Ergonomics. He's specialization is kinematic and bio-mechanical modeling of human gait. He is currently involved with three projects: Ladder climbing projects with Prof. Armstrong, which studies how ladder configurations will affect climber's behavior; Ankle-Foot Orthotic device design, which includes modeling of patient's gait and giving optimal mechanical properties of the device; 3DSSPP software development.
Dr. Thomas Armstrong
Dr. Green is a researcher in UMTRI's Driver Interface Group, adjunct professor in Industrial and Operations Engineering, and past president of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society. His research focuses on driver distraction, motor-vehicle controls and displays, driver workload and workload managers, and navigation system design.
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