Introduction
The Cognitive Ergonomics Laboratory was established at North Carolina State University in 1992. The laboratory was located in Poe Hall on the main campus with Dr. Michael S. Wogalter as the director. The lab was dedicated to conduct research in the area of cognitive ergonomics while training students to become the research scientists and human factors practitioners of tomorrow. The lab became virtual with no physical presence starting in the Spring of 2013.
Mission Statement
To conduct research in and associated with cognitive ergonomics while training students to become research scientists and human factors practitioners.
Selected Publications
Selected Books
Video Lecture
HFES and American Industrial Hygiene Association Collaborate on Videos Examining Ergonomics of Working and Schooling from Home
The HFES Member Forum, a member-only feature, is an interactive community for members to share tips and resources, ask questions…
7 Tips for Telework Booklet Available in Chinese and Japanese
“Seven Practical Human Factors and Ergonomics (HF/E) Tips for Teleworking/Home-learning using Tablet/Smartphone Devices,” originally compiled by the Japanese Human Factors…
Call for Proposals: IEA 2021
The 21st Triennial Congress of the International Ergonomics Association Welcome to IEA 2021. The Congress theme, “HFE (Human Factors and…