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Ph.D. in Experimental (Cognitive) Psychology from University of Michigan
25 years research experience involving measuring, understanding and describing how people use technology
- Conducted usability research for NASA at the Johnson Space Center, Human-Computer-Interaction Lab
- Conducted usability research for the US Air Force Research Lab
- Conducted or supervised close to 100 usability tests, design reviews, and task analyses
Professor in Human Factors Psychology at Clemson University
- Taught graduate and undergrad courses in usability engineering and human factors for 10 years
Research topics related to usability:
- Information search
- Usability of medical devices and hand-held devices
- Usability of text display techniques (e.g., ClearType)
- Cognitive task analysis of aircraft piloting
- Cognitive modeling of human-computer interaction

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