Older Adults
Younger AdultsDr. Tim Nichols featured in Psychological Science Agenda
Read about alumnus Tim Nichols's interesting career as a video game user researcher for Microsoft Gaming Studios!
Is My Robot Happy To See Me?
How well do older and younger adults interpret virtual robotic facial expressions? Drs. Arthur Fisk, Wendy Rogers, and graduate student Jenay Beer are researching emotive robots. Read Georgia Tech home page news article and listen to WABE NPR radio news release! Read more about their work, published as a HFES 2009 conference proceedings.
Older Adults Want Robots That Do More Than Vacuum
Drs. Arthur Fisk, Wendy Rogers, and Neta Ezer's work in human-robotic interaction was featured on the HFES home page! Read more about their work, published as a HFES 2009 conference proceedings.
Cognitive Aging Post-Doc Position Open
The Cognitive Aging Program in the School of Psychology at Georgia Institute of Technology will have an opening for a postdoctoral Fellow on its NIH-sponsored training grant starting in summer, 2009. See Cognitive Aging Post Doc Position for more information.
Aware Home Technology to Support Aging-In-Place
Dr. Wendy Rogers presented at the Indiana University School of Informatics Distributed Educations colloquia lecture series. You may view her online lecture.
Drs. Arthur Fisk and Wendy Rogers featured in APA Grand Challenges Booklet
Drs. Arthur Fisk and Wendy Rogers are featured in the American Psychological Association Science Directorate's Society's Grand Challenges: Prolonging Vitality.
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