Balagopal Raveendranath, Ph.D.
Zachary Turkowski
I am Zachary Turkowski, a doctoral candidate in human factors psychology at Texas Tech University. My research focuses on sensorimotor performance and attentional load within simulated environments, alongside potential interventions to improve overall execution. I am interested in applying advanced mathematical and statistical modeling techniques to continuous kinematic datasets. Ultimately, my research aims to leverage psychology as a framework to better understand human performance and behavior in technical systems.
Sreehari Vattakkandy
Sreehari holds a bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering and has a strong interdisciplinary research interest in Human Factors and Human-Computer Interaction. His work focuses on the design of human experiences, with particular emphasis on affordances, sound feedback, and user experience in augmented and virtual environments. The goal of his research is to improve safety and efficiency through thoughtful interaction design. He has also contributed to research at Virginia Tech, where he gained further experience in HCI and experiential design.