Andrew Rutherford
professor
Psychology
Keele University
United Kingdom
Biography
I studied for my BSc (Hons) in Psychology and carried out my Psychology PhD research at the University of Glasgow. Subsequently, I took a research post in the Department of Psychology, Nottingham University to work on cognitive aspects of "Stress". I then moved to a similar position in the School of Mechanical, Materials and Manufacturing Engineering at the University of Nottingham, investigating operators' mental models of robot movement. At the end of this research project, I took a temporary lecturereship on cognitive ergonomics (cognitive psychology applied to work situations) in the same school and I also held a part-time lectureship in human-computer interaction at de Montford University. Before coming to Keele, I held a Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship in the School of Mechanical, Materials and Manufacturing Engineering at Nottingham University on a research project I had co-authored examining operators' mental models of advanced manufacturing processes.
Research Interest
neuropsychology