Cognitive Engineering Research Group
The Cognitive Engineering Research Group (CERG) is a group of researchers interested in the modelling, analysis, design and evaluation of complex safety-critical systems such as power plant control rooms, cockpits, critical care in medicine, and defence systems.
CERG is associated with the Key Centre for Human Factors and Applied Cognitive Psychology and also with the School of ITEE.
CERG's research is hosted by the UQ Usability Laboratory (UQUL) in the McElwain Building. CERG members study human-system integration in complex sociotechnical systems, focusing on critical care medicine, air traffic control, power systems, and air defence.
CERG is associated with the Schools of ITEE, Psychology, and Medicine at UQ. The leader of CERG is Professor Penelope Sanderson.
CERG is housed within the ARC Key Centre for Human Factors and Applied Cognitive Psychology (KCHF), and its activities are hosted by The University of Queensland Usability Laboratory (UQUL). CERG members are associated with UQ's School of Psychology, School of ITEE, and School of Medicine.
Visit the CERG website for the list of researchers, students, alumni, volunteers and collaborators.
The Cognitive Engineering Research Group
McElwain Building (24A), St Lucia
itee.uq.edu.au/cerg
+61 7 3300 8620
+61 7 3365 4466
Program Coordinator
Professor Penny Sanderson
+61 7 3346 9529
psanderson@itee.uq.edu.au