The NeuroErgonomics Lab at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Industrial and Systems Engineering Dept seeks aspiring PhD students who want to tackle human factors challenges in BCI, HRI, NeuroStim, Wearables, and NeuroErgonomics in the Wild. If interested, please contact Dr. Ranjana Mehta with your CV and contact information of three references.
About the NeuroErgonomics Lab: Research in the NeuroErgonomics Lab utilizes theories, methods, and techniques from physiology, biomechanics, neuroscience, engineering, and psychology to better understand, monitor, and augment human health and safety in high-risk environments (emergency response, defense, energy, space explorations).
The NeuroErgonomics Lab does not currently have any open positions. Interested in working with us in the future? Keep an eye on this page, or contact Dr. Mehta directly.