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Complex Human Systems Research Center is in proposal stage to NIH. It is expected to occupy an addition to the Meese Center. It will have a vestibular rotator installed. The Complex Human Systems Research Center will increase the level and sophistication of the university’s interdisciplinary behavioral science research and provide a platform for behavioral sciences advances that promote health. The center will strengthen research programs in vestibular response and motion sickness, human performance, trauma response, psychophysiology and stress, attention and vigilance developmental cognition, human-robot/human-computer interaction, multimodal communication, STEM learning, and usability testing. Human-Robot Interaction Laboratory in Advanced Technology Development Center equipped with unmanned aerial and ground robot vehicles, including 6 ground active-robots, 10 ground Romba robots (Irobot), and 2 remote-controlled helicopters, sensors (laser range finders, sonar systems, visual capture systems), computers, and a wide-scale sensor network for environmental sensing. Virtual Reality Laboratory in Rehki equipped with a GeoWall 3-d projection system, World Viz virtual reality system, magnetic and optical tracking equipment, head-up displays, computers, and interface equipment (joysticks, steering wheels, data-gloves). Human Fatigue and Vigilance Laboratory in Chemical Sciences equipped with MindWare Technologies Biomedical Signal Processing Systems, Respironics Actigraphy System, Companion III Transcranial Doppler Sonography Unit, Seeing Machines Eye-tracker, Arrington Eye-tracker, and computers programmed with Superlab software. Multimodal Interface Laboratory in Chemical Sciences equipped with a 24 Channel Vibrotactile Laboratory Display System, a 8 Channel Vibrotactile Laboratory Display System, a 8 Channel Wireless Vibrotactile Display System, and computer programmed with SuperLab software. Emotion and Memory Laboratory in Chemical Sciences equipped with computers programmed with SuperLab software and other specialized programs. Detection of Deception Laboratory in Chemical Sciences equipped with video recording equipment, computers, and a polygraph unit. Educational Technology Laboratory in Academic Office Building equipped with computers, Vernier Software and Technology, including sensors for use with our Vernier interfaces. See also: Academics > Graduate Program > Facilities CampusJ. R. Van Pelt and Opie Library The Van Pelt library currently subscribes to 23 journals that are core to the Applied Cognitive Science and Human Factors program. In addition, the library has supporting journal holdings in engineering, computer science, exercise science, general psychology, and teacher education. Using the electronic database search engine PsychFirst, Michigan Tech currently offers search access to psychology publications from the last three years. More access is sought, including availability of PsycINFO and PsycARTICLES. PsycARTICLES, PsycFirst, and Psychology: A Sage Full-Text Collection See also: Academics > Graduate Program > Facilities External
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