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klaus gramann

Technical University of Berlin

Berlin, Germany

Specialty Chief Editor

Cognitive Neuroergonomics
carryl l baldwin

Wichita State University

Wichita, United States

Associate Editor

Cognitive Neuroergonomics
giacinto barresi

Bristol Robotics Laboratory, Faculty of Environment and Technology, University of the West of England

Bristol, United Kingdom

Associate Editor

Cognitive Neuroergonomics
martin georg bleichner

University of Oldenburg

Oldenburg, Germany

Associate Editor

Cognitive Neuroergonomics

Cognitive Neuroergonomics

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Author guidelines

Editor guidelines

Peer review

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Editors

klaus gramann

carryl l baldwin

giacinto barresi

martin georg bleichner

Articles

One size does not fit all: a support vector machine exploration of multiclass cognitive state classifications using physiological measures

Detecting sources of anger in automated driving: driving-related and external factor

Visualization and workload with implicit fNIRS-based BCI: toward a real-time memory prosthesis with fNIRS

Learning selection-based augmented reality interactions across different training modalities: uncovering sex-specific neural strategies

Research Topics

Hyperscanning as a tool to study and support individuals in meaningful environments

Insights from the 5th International Neuroergonomics Conference

Cognitive Load Research, Theories, Models and Applications: Volume III

Affective Computing and Mental Workload Assessment to Enhance Human-Machine Interaction