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Julian Brinkley
Clemson University
Biography
Dr. Julian Brinkley is an Assistant Professor of Human-Centered Computing at Clemson University and the director of the Design and Research of In-Vehicle Experiences Lab (DRIVE Lab). His research is focused on the intersection between user experience, highly and fully automated vehicles, and accessibility; work that is currently supported by grants from the National Science Foundation and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Beyond automotive research, he also explores how technology broadly may be leveraged for social good, public safety, and entertainment. Dr. Brinkley completed a Ph.D. in Human-Centered Computing at the University of Florida, holds an M.S. from East Carolina University in Software Engineering and a B.A. from the University of North Carolina – Greensboro.
Presentations
Lecture
The Daily Experiences of Facebook for Visually Impaired Users
Individual Differences in Performance
Internet
In-Person
Lecture
A Diary Study of The Teaching and Learning Experience in A High School Programming Course
Individual Differences in Performance
Internet
In-Person
Lecture
Racing in the Dark: Exploring Accessible Virtual Reality by Developing a Racing Game for People who are Blind
Virtual Environments
In-Person
Lecture
Using Personas with Visual Impairments to Explore the Design of an Accessible Self-Driving Vehicle Human-Machine Interface
Surface Transportation
In-Person
Lecture
An Accessible Autonomous Vehicle Ridesharing Ecosystem
Surface Transportation
In-Person
Lecture
Tell Me What I Need to Know: Consumers’ Desire for Information Transparency in Self-Driving Vehicles
Surface Transportation
In-Person