Lewis L. Chuang

I am a research scientist and teacher.

2022-present: Professor of Humans & Technology
(Chemnitz University of Technology, Germany)

I investigate how humans process information, with computing systems, to get work done. I rely on implicit measures of human behavior, such as eye tracking and electroencephalography, to observe uninterrupted human-machine interactions.

I teach Engineering for Human Factors, Psychophysiological Computing, Human-Machine Interactions, & Media Computing

I received my doctoral training in behavioral neuroscience.

2011, March 23: Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, German

I received a doctorate in the Natural Sciences (Neuroscience) for my dissertation on “Recognizing Objects from Dynamic Visual Experiences”.

I am part of the executive committee for the Section of Engineering Psychology, German Psychological Society (DGPs).

2019-present: Treasurer for FG Ingenieurpsychologie (DGPs)

The section for engineering psychology was established in 2018, after it was co-initiated by Martin Baumann, Sebastian Pannasch, Jürgen Sauer, and myself. It is one of my proudest career achievement.

I am an associate editor.

2018-present: International Journal for Human-Computer Studies
2019-present: Scientific Reports
2020-present: Frontiers in Neuroergonomics