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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241114T120000
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URL:https://www.eng.ufl.edu/news-events/events/colloquium-talk-series-dr-h
 eather-lum/
SUMMARY:Colloquium Talk Series: Dr. Heather Lum
DESCRIPTION:Bio: Dr. Heather C. Lum (she/her) is an assistant professor and
  director of the Virtual Environments &amp\; Cognitive Training Research (
 VECToR) laboratory at Arizona State University. She earned her Ph.D. in ap
 plied experimental and human factors psychology from the University of Cen
 tral Florida in 2011. Her primary research interests focus on perceptions 
 of technology\, specifically the ways in which technology is impacting the
  way we interact with each other as humans. Other areas of interest includ
 e the use of psychophysiological measures such as eye tracking and vocal a
 nalyses to better determine and study the critical applied cognitive and e
 xperimental topics of interest such as spatial cognition\, human-human and
  human-robot team interactions. Dr. Lum conducted research on human-non-hu
 man teaming in the summer of 2023 as part of the U.S. Air Force Research L
 ab Summer Faculty Fellowship Program. She is also currently a Fulbright Sp
 ecialist. In addition to her research pursuits\, Dr. Lum is the current pr
 esident of HF/E Women's Organization for Mentoring and Networking (HFE WOM
 AN) and former events chair. She is also the former chair for the Cognitiv
 e Engineering &amp\; Decision-Making Technical Group and the Education Tec
 hnical Group. She is also a K9 handler and training coordinator for the Ya
 vapai County Search and Rescue Team-Search Dog Unit and a trainer/evaluato
 r for the National Association for Search and Rescue.\nTitle: What being a
  search and rescue K9 handler has taught me: Key takeaways in the pursuit 
 of more effective human-AI robot teams\nAbstract: During her talk\, Dr. Lu
 m will discuss her time as a K9\nhandler and training coordinator for a wi
 lderness search\nand rescue team and how those lessons have helped\ninform
  her research on human-AI teaming. In particular\,\nDr. Lum will discuss t
 he similarities between animal and\nrobot teammates and the unique teamwor
 k\ncharacteristics that arise when working with a\nnonhuman entity. She wi
 ll also discuss how this has\nhelped guide her work on creating different 
 team\nmodeling than traditional human-human teams has\nproduced.
CATEGORIES:Seminars
LOCATION:Malachowsky Hall\, 1889 Museum Rd\, Room 7200\, Gainesville\, Flor
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