Undergraduate students in Echo Lab present at the spring 2024 Creative Inquiry Symposium.

Hope Lanier presents her work titled: Can Exoskeletons Help Surgical Staff: Evaluation of Shoulder-support Exoskeletons During Simulated Surgical Tasks

Calvin McCurley presents his work titled: Assessing the Effectiveness of Passive Exoskeletons for Surgeons during Simulated Laparoscopic Surgery

Lauren Knipschild and Vone’ Whaley present their work titled: One Size Does Not Fit All – Developing Personalized Robotic Assisted Surgery Training Through an Adaptive Scheduling Approach

Zachary Thompson presents his work titled: Assessment of a Cognitive Workload-adaptive Aid for Surgical Training

Lauren Ashley (left) presents her work titled: Understanding Sepsis Care and Treatment Using a System Approach to Comprehend Clinical Decision Support Systems

Cha, J. S., Franca Barbieri, D., Ranganathan, S., Ulrich, J., Chang, C., Srinivasan, D. (2024, March 24-27) System Engineering Approach to Understand Sepsis Care Workflow during Emergency Department Admissions. International Symposium on Human Factors and Ergonomics in Health Care. Chicago, IL.

Alec Gonazles, third year PhD student, was the 2nd runner up at the Clemson 3MT!

https://www.hfes.org/About-HFES/HFES-Awards-Program/Student-and-Student-Chapter-Awards

ECHO Lab members presented their work at the 2023 Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting in Washington D.C.

• Duffie, H., Barbieri, D., Fuller, P., Lin, J., Cha, J. S. (2023, October 23-27) Workers Standing Times with Use of Sit-Stand Desks and Social Influences: An Investigation of Two Months of Office Workers’ Sit-Stand Desks Utilization. Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, Washington D.C.
• Ball, M., Cha, J. S., Anton, N., Athanasiadis, D. I., Hernandez, E., Stefanidis, D., Yu, D. (2023, October 23-27) Evaluating Nontechnical Skills and Leadership Skills During Simulated Critical Care Scenarios. Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, Washington D.C.

Gonzales, A., Barbieri, D., Srinivasan, D., Carbonell, A., Joseph, A., Cha, J. S. (2023, September 20-26) Evaluation of Shoulder-Support Exoskeletons to Support Minimally Invasive Surgical Postures. 11th International Scientific Conference on the Prevention of Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders. Bengaluru, India.

Hope Lanier (left), a junior industrial engineering student at Clemson University, presents her work titled: Scrubbing into the Future: Evaluating Exoskeleton’s Effect on Healthcare Workers’ Energy Expenditure and Fatigue at the 7th Annual Summer Creative Inquiry + Undergraduate Research Showcase.