From mind to muscle: exploring the mechano-physiological mechanism of traumatic injuries to the human brain and other body parts, human performance modeling using neurophysiological and biomechanical measures and advanced data science methods, and human-centric designs of products, work processes, and technologies through reverse engineering, biomechanical modeling, and ergonomic principles.

Human Performance and Neuroengineering Laboratory

NEWS

Dr. Chowdhury received a grant from the Centers for Disease Controls and Prevention (CDC)/National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health

Leonardo Wei, Elizabeth Ogunkula, and Felipe Santos Jr. join HPNE Lab as PhD students in Fall 2021

Quinten Humphrey is presenting two abstracts in the 2021 American Society of Biomechanics

Dr. Chowdhury was elected as the Chair-Elect in the Occupational Ergonomics Technical Group of Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, USA for 2021 - 2022.