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.
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.
Yazmin Diaz is a graduate student under the advisement of Dr. Peter Hancock. Her primary research interest is educator training and approaches to teaching, with a particular focus on grades 6-12th.
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
Dr. Hancock is chosen as award winner and welcomed to prestigious roster of Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award recipients. His feature can be seen on the Lifetime Achievers website by clicking this link.