Dr. Yunmei Liu

Assistant Professor at University of Louisville

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Hi! I am an Assistant Professor in the Industrial Engineering Department at the University of Louisville, and I am affiliated with the Louisville Automation & Robotics Research Institute (LARRI). In addition, I am also a Theme Director for Human-Centric AI at the Center for Human Systems Engineering (CHSE), enriching the center's focus on integrating AI and human factors.

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Educational Background:

  • Ph.D., Industrial and Systems Engineering, University of Florida, 2023
  • Ph.D. Minor, Statistics, University of Florida, 2023
  • M.S., Management Science and Engineering, Nanjing University, 2019
  • B.S., Industrial Engineering, Shandong University, 2016

Research Interests:

    Human factors, human-automation interaction, quantitative modeling, cognitive modeling, human behavior modeling, wearable technology, data analytics, statistics, machine learning, deep learning

Awards & Honors:

  • Linda Parker Hudson Graduate Fellowship Award ($2,500), University of Florida, 2023
  • Harold D. Haldeman, Jr. Fellowship Award ($2,000), University of Florida, 2022
  • Certificates of Outstanding Achievement, University of Florida, 2022
  • Academic Scholarship ($1,200), Nanjing University, 2016, 2017, 2018
  • Excellent Student Fellowship Award, Shandong University, 2013, 2014, 2015
  • Outstanding Undergraduate Graduation Thesis, Shandong University, 2016
  • The Most Outstanding Student at Shandong University, Shandong University, 2015

Teaching Experience:

  • IE 360 - Probability and Statistics for Engineers (Undergraduate Level), University of Louisville, Spring 2024
  • IE 560 - Probability and Statistics for Engineers (Graduate Level), University of Louisville, Spring 2024
  • ESI 6553 - Systems Management, University of Florida, Summer 2021-2023

Community Services:

  • Reviewer: IEEE Transactions on Human-Machine Systems, Human Factors, Applied Ergonomics, Cognition, Technology and Work, 3rd International Conference on Human-Machine Systems