Presenter

Emily Brunsen is a doctoral candidate at North Carolina State University in the Human Factors and Applied Cognition program. She works in Dr. Anne McLaughlin's lab, where she studies individual differences in learning complex tasks, particularly the contribution of working memory capacity as well as the differences between trust and reliance in automation when used by non-experts. Emily has been an active member of NCSU's HFES student chapter for three years, and served as the VP (2018-2020) and chapter president (2020-2021). She is also on the HFES Code of Ethics committee.