Cognitive Engineering Research Group

CERG members study human-system integration in complex sociotechnical systems, focusing on critical care medicine, air traffic control, power systems, and air defence. CERG is associated with the Schools of ITEE, Psychology, and Medicine at UQ. The leader of CERG is Professor Penelope Sanderson.

Featured publications

Two invited "state of the art report " papers appear in Current Opinion in Anesthesiology:
- Auditory displays in anesthesiology (Sanderson et al., 2009, COIA, 22(6), 788-795)
- Patient monitoring with head mounted displays (Liu et al., 2009, COIA, 22(6), 796-803)

Recent News

19-23 Oct 2009	CERG at HFES2009 in San Antonio, TX Four members of CERG attend HFES2009--Matt Thompson, David Liu, Morgan Tear, and Penny Sanderson--and they present five papers between them. Recognition for UQ student activities is high. (click photo)
14-30 Sept 2009	Penny Sanderson visits UK on Distinguished Visiting Fellowship For the second half of her UK Royal Academy of Engineering DVF, Penny visits Middlesex University and gives a series of talks and workshops on Exploratory Sequential Data Analysis. (click photo).
15 Sept 2009	Matt Thompson is 2009 ATSE Young Science Ambassador Matt has been selected as 2009 ATSE Young Science Ambassador and received his award at a Queensland Parliament House event. He will promote science to young people in Queensland. (click photo).
7 Sept 2009	David Liu wins ISWC2009 Best Paper Award Congratulations to Dave for winning the best paper award at the International Symposium on Wearable Computing in Linz, Austria. The award was shared between the two top papers this year
28 Aug 2009	Tobi Grundgeiger co-winner in 3-minute thesis competition heats Congratulations to Tobi for being co-winner in the School of Psychology's heats for UQ's three-minute thesis competition. He goes on to be runner-up in the Faculty heats.
9-14 Aug 2009	CERG at 17th World Congress on Ergonomics (IEA2009) in Beijing Tobi Grundgeiger and Penny Sanderson attend IEA2009. Tobi presents work on interruptions in healthcare and provides a short invited summary of students' perceptions of the conference at the closing ceremony.

News Archive	For news prior to last date above.

Click and then view "Map with smaller clusters" for best detail.
We do not have access to specific IP addresses.