Mira Gruber is a third-year Human Factors and Cognitive Psychology PhD student. She is under the advisement of Dr. Peter Hancock and is a member of the MIT2 research laboratory. Her primary research interests are social dynamics during video-mediated communication and human-robot interaction.
Enilda Velazquez is a graduate student under the advisement of Dr. Peter Hancock. Her primary research interest is in visual performance with a secondary interest in the social cognitive processes of human-AI interactions.
Denise Peczinka is a third-year PhD student in the College of Nursing. She is under the dual advisement of Dr. Peter Hancock and Dr. Sandra Galura, College of Nursing. Denise is a member of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society. Her primary research interests are trust in automation and applying human factors engineering to patient safety.
Yazmin Diaz is a graduate student under the advisement of Dr. Peter Hancock. Her primary research interest is in sustained attention and social facilitation in vigilance.
Ethan Levin is a graduate student under the advisement of Dr. Peter Hancock. His primary research interest is driving simulation, and how it can be applied to study partially autonomous vehicles and driver-behavior.
Dr. Hancock has been named the recipient of the Aerospace Human Factors Association’s William Collins Award for 2020. Visit full article here.
Dr. Anjum Naweed of the School of Health, Medical & Applied Sciences at Central Queensland University, Australia reviews Transports of delight: how technology materialises human imagination. The official publication may be found https://doi.org/10.1080/00140139.2019.1703551
ORLANDO, Fla. –The National Center for Simulation (NCS) announces the selection of three prestigious individuals who will be inducted into the NCS Modeling and Simulation Hall of Fame at a formal ceremony this summer. University of Central Florida’s Dr. Peter Adrian Hancock, researcher and Professor Emeritus andDr.Randall