Presenter

Christopher manages all medical device research programs at MUS, involving various levels of device/methodology/user group complexity, ranging from traditional to advanced. He obtained his Master’s degree in Experimental Psychology from Old Dominion University in 2016. During his tenure at ODU, he completed graduate coursework in experimental design, advanced statistical analysis, human factors psychology, and human-computer interaction. Additionally, he conducted several studies examining human-automation interaction, worked to improve the user experience of the RedBox interface for visually impaired individuals, and collaborated with NASA Langley Research Center on research examining inattentional blindness.