Presenter

Nade Liang obtained his MS in Industrial Engineering at Purdue University. He is currently in the third year of his Ph.D. in human factors at Purdue University. His main research interest centers on driver state monitoring, the development, and evaluation of transportation human-machine interfaces. His current research uses multiple physiological measures in assessing driver’s situation awareness during Level-3 automated driving takeover. His master’s thesis focused on the assessment of driver’s cognitive workload using heart rate, heart rate variability and the application of a novel piezo-electric sensor.

As a member of the NHanCE lab, Nade works under the supervision of Dr. Brandon Pitts. He is also a research assistant of the School of Industrial Engineering.