Cognitive Engineering/Applied Cognitive Science
Center for Human-Machine Systems Research, Georgia Tech
The Human-Machine Systems Research Center research
group has a strong research program in cognitive engineering, carried out by
Professors
T. Govindaraj,
Alex Kirlik, and
Christine Mitchell.
Their research interests concern the development of theoretical frameworks to
guide the design of interfaces, aiding systems, and training techniques to
support efficient human-machine interaction in complex systems. The Georgia
Tech Research Institute, similarly, has a large research and development
program in several aspects of applied AI and Cognitive Science, including
expert systems, cognitive engineering, and neural networks. The Graphics,
Visualization and Usability group in the College of Computing conducts
research in cognitive aspects of Human-Computer Interfaces.
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