DC 9: Crowd Attention

He graduated from the University of Padua in Italy and holds a Bachelor’s degree in Social and Work Psychology and a Master’s degree in Applied Cognitive Psychology. His master’s thesis was focused on the use of advanced driver-assistance systems for improving driving behavior and his research interests lie in the fields of traffic psychology and human-machine interaction. His current research work is focused on the use of eye movement dynamics for the prediction of heavy-machine operators' attentiveness and alertness. · Filippo Baldisserotto is working on DC project 8 . Her previous research experience covers the investigation of inattention and mind wandering using eye-tracking technologies as a member of the Computational Neuroscience and Visual Perception (CNVP) lab based at the University of Twente.