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The University of Michigan Center for Ergonomics is dedicated to furthering knowledge about how humans perform and interact in all settings including work, transportation, defense, daily living, study and leisure.
For nearly 50 years, Center for Ergonomics research has led to a better understanding of work-related musculoskeletal disorders and principles of human-centered technologies and man-machine interaction. This work has provided a foundation for: models of human biomechanics; models and methods to analyze and support perceptual and cognitive work; and methods to analyze and design jobs for control of musculoskeletal disorders. This knowledge is used by a multitude of professionals to design safe and productive human environments. |
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| CURRENT AND UPCOMING EVENTS |
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AEC 2008 Applied Ergonomics Conference and Expo |
March 10-13 |
Orlando, FL |
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Michigan Safety Conference |
April 15-16 |
Lansing, MI |
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Using the 3D Static Strength Prediction Program, sponsored by UM Center for Occupational Health and Safety Engineering |
May 8-9 |
Ann Arbor, MI |
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Ergonomics Principles for Workplace Assessment and Design, sponsored by UM Center for Occupational Health and Safety Engineering |
June 12-13 |
Ann Arbor, MI |
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DHM 2008 Digital Human Modeling Conference |
June 17-19 |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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Preventing and Managing Workplace Musculoskeletal Disorders, sponsored by UM Center for Occupational Health and Safety Engineering |
June 24-25 |
Los Angeles, CA |
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HFES 2008 Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 52nd Annual Meeting |
September 22-26 |
New York, NY |
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