Author: Suzan Ayas
Hansma, B. J., Marulanda, S., Chen, H. Y. W., & Donmez, B.* (in press). The role of habits in cell phone-related driver distractions. Transportation Research Record.
DeGuzman, C., Hopkins, S. A., & Donmez, B.* (2020). Driver take-over performance and monitoring behaviour with driving automation at system-limit versus system-malfunction failures. Transportation Research Record, 2674(4), 140-151.
Potvin-Bernal, J., Hansma, B. J., Donmez, B., Lockwood, P., & Shu L. H.* (2020). Influencing greater adoption of eco-driving practices using an associative graphical display. Journal of Mechanical Design, 142(3), 031117.
He, D., & Donmez, B. * (2020). The Influence of Visual-Manual Distractions on Anticipatory Driving. Human Factors.
Shekhar Kumar (IndE2T0) listed as part of UofT Engineering Grads to Watch 2020
Shekhar Kumar, who completed his undergraduate thesis at HFASt, is listed as the Global Engineering Ambassador as part of UofT Engineering Grads to Watch 2020. To read more about his experience and accomplishments, please visit UofT Engineering website.
HFASt Lab featured on Engineering Dimensions January/February Issue
Current issue of Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO)’s bimonthly magazine, Engineering Dimensions, interviewed Birsen Donmez to discuss the importance of human factors engineering in automative industry. This interview highlights HFASt Lab’s research in transportation, and how research in human factors engineering is aiding the automative industry to improve designs of new technology. The article also includes an engaging discussion on the importance of human factors engineering.
Kaya, Nazli E. (2019). Visual attention failures towards vulnerable road users at intersections: Results from on-road studies (MASc Thesis). University of Toronto.
Dengbo He and Nazli E. Kaya won DiDi Graduate Awards
Dengbo He and Nazli Eser Kaya were recognized by DiDi Chuxing, the world’s largest ride-hailing service, for their contributions to transportation safety research. Dengbo and Nazli were among ten U of T graduate students to receive the first DiDi Graduate Awards in U of T.
More information on DiDi graduate awards ceremony here.
HFASt Alumnus Nazli Kaya wins “Advancing Women in Transportation” WTS Toronto Area Chapter scholarship
Nazli Kaya (MASc 19), a recent MASc graduate of HFASt Lab was awarded the “Advancing Women in Transportation” scholarship by the WTS Toronto area chapter for her active contributions to the area of human factors in transportation.