UNIVERSITY OF HERTFORDSHIRE
	     COMPUTER SCIENCE RESEARCH COLLOQUIUM

			    presents


        "Airplanes, Robots, and Stress -- Behavioral Science
        	  Research in the U.S. Air Force"

		 Lt. Col. Christopher McClernon, Ph.D.
		      (United States Air Force)

		     25 October 2017 (Wednesday)

			   1 - 2 pm


		  Hatfield, College Lane Campus
			Seminar Room C408

		  Everyone is Welcome to Attend

		  Refreshments will be available


Abstract:

Lt. Col. Chris McClernon will discuss his role as a Behavioral Scientist and
researcher in the United States Air Force (USAF). He will also discuss
the research program he created and now manages in London. His program
called Research in Europe on Autonomy, Cognitive Sciences, and Human
Factors Engineering, or "REACH", seeks revolutionary basic science,
relevant to the USAF, related to humans and their interactions with
other humans and technology. Finally, Lt.Col. McClernon will discuss his
own personal research interests in stress and stress training, including
studies exploring the methodical approach to preparing military members
for stressful situations.

About the Speaker:

Lieutenant Colonel Christopher K. McClernon is a Behavioral Scientist
serving as International Program Officer, Air Force Office of Scientific
Research (AFOSR), European Office of Aerospace Research & Development
(EOARD). He has 20 years of Human Factors Engineering experience and
received his PhD from the Naval Postgraduate School. His assignments
include the USAF Operational Test & Evaluation Center, Air Force Research
Laboratory, and USAF Academy faculty. He is a commercial pilot with an
instrument rating and over 1,100 flight hours.


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