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DESCRIPTION:Dr. Glenn Gunzelmann\, Air Force Research Laboratory. Presentat
 ion title: Enhancing Risk Management with Computational Models of Cognitiv
 e-Physiological Interactions.\n \nAbstract: The vast majority of cognitive
  models assume that humans reliably engage in goal-directed processing\, w
 ith laser-like focus on the task at hand. In this research\, understanding
  how factors like sleep loss\, time on task\, environmental toxins\, and w
 orkload impact performance are the focus. Beginning with detailed investig
 ations of how sleep loss and circadian rhythms impact cognitive performanc
 e\, we have developed a methodology to link formal models of cognitive mod
 erators to cognitive architectures\, resulting in computational theories t
 hat account for fluctuations in cognition and behavior resulting from thes
 e external and internal influences. The talk will illustrate this methodol
 ogy in the context of sleep loss and circadian rhythms\, and discuss exten
 sions to vigilance\, workload\, and physiological changes.\nBio: Dr. Gunze
 lmann is a Senior Cognitive Scientist with the Airman Systems Directorate 
 in the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL)\, where he serves as the Scien
 ce and Technology Advisor for the Cognitive Science\, Models and Agents Br
 anch. In this role\, he oversees a broad portfolio focused on a future whe
 re cognitive models and agents are embedded pervasively in Air Force syste
 ms to personalize training\, monitor readiness\, and provide operational s
 upport. He is lead author or coauthor on more than 60 peer-reviewed public
 ations that have appeared as journal articles\, book chapters\, and confer
 ence papers. Glenn chaired the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Soc
 iety in 2017 (CogSci2017)\, and the International Conference on Cognitive 
 Modeling in 2010. He won the Computational Modeling Prize for Applied Cogn
 ition from the Cognitive Science Society in 2007\, received the Star Team 
 Award from the Air Force Office of Scientific Research twice (2007\; 2010)
 \, and was recognized with the 711 Human Performance Wing Award for Scienc
 e and Technology Management in 2011. Glenn has been with AFRL since 2004\,
  following a 1-year postdoc with the National Research Council. He earned 
 his PhD in Cognitive Psychology from Carnegie Mellon University in 2003.  
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LOCATION:Fawcett 339A
SUMMARY:Psychology Brown Bag: Enhancing Risk Management with Computational 
 Models of Cognitive-Physiological Interactions.
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