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Department of Electronic, Electrical & Computer Engineering
Institution: University of Birmingham The EECE Department's Human Interface Technologies Team was formed in 2003 and brings together multidisciplinary researchers who focus on human-centred research issues related to future interactive technologies, including task and usability analysis, human factors integration, ergonomics and the design and evaluation of advanced interfaces. Specific research areas include "serious gaming" and virtual environments, augmented reality, wearable computers and defence human factors. Contact detailsEECE, Gisbert Kapp Building Edgbaston Birmingham West Midlands B15 2TT United Kingdom Tel: (0121) 414 7395 Fax: (0121) 414 4291 Email: r.j.stone@bham.ac.uk Website: http://www.iecs.bham.ac.uk/hit/ General funding sourcesFor general sources of funding that may apply for study in this department, visit the page(s) below. Open days & fairs at this institution |
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