Dr. Eiris research centers on Technology-based Workforce Training and Education. He uses Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) principles to amplify humans’ physical, cognitive, and social capabilities in the construction domain.

Schneider's research broadly focuses on psychophysiological stress, resilience and emotions, and enhancing perspectives and innovation in team work.

I've been a software and systems engineer and manager with experience in medical device development such as high-power lasers, surgical robotics, infusion pumps, and active implantable systems.

Asheley R. Landrum ​is an associate professor and science communication researcher at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism & Mass Communication. 

Zhang's research interests include Human-AI Collaboration, Human-Robot Interaction, Human Factors in Automated Vehicles, and User Experience (UX) Design.