The Neuro-Cognitive Interaction Lab of the College of Computing and Informatics at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte is located in Woodward Hall Room 332. The lab provides opportunities to study the neurocognition and cognition of people as they are engaged in computing related tasks.

Uses of the lab include running experiments and user studies that investigate a neurological and/or cognitive component of a user interaction with technology, such as determining what brain regions are activated during a particular task and measuring the cognitive load of interacting with a software program or performing an activity. Other uses are related to general usability of technology solutions.. More

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