UQ's Cognitive Systems Engineering researchers investigate ways to analyse, model and evaluate human-system integration with a view to designing better interfaces for complex systems. We aim to develop better theoretical frameworks and methodologies for identifying human-system integration needs more effectively and moving more quickly to practical solutions.

Links across UQ: Activities in Cognitive Systems Engineering link the School of ITEE with the following UQ campus units, research groups, and facilities:

• Cognitive Engineering Research Group (CERG)
• UQ Usability Laboratory (UQUL) (an ITEE-run facility funded by ITEE and Psych)
• School of Psychology
• School of Medicine
• School of Engineering (Division of Chemical Engineering)
• ARC Key Centre for Human Factors and Applied Cognitive Psychology (KCHF)
• ARC Centre for Complex Systems (ACCS)
• Institute for Social Science Research (ISSR)

Links outside UQ: UQ's Cognitive Systems Engineering researchers have research links with the following organisations outside UQ

• Airservices Australia
• NHMRC Centre for Research Excellence in Patient Safety (CREPS)
• Centre for Cognitive Work and Safety Analysis at DSTO (CWSA)
• The Adelaide Simulator Unit at Royal Adelaide Hospital
• Queensland Health's Skills Development Centre (SDC)
• Princess Alexandra Hospital Intensive Care Unit (PAH)