Ergonomics and Aerosol Technology (EAT)

The teaching and research carried out at the Division of Ergonomics and Aerosol Technology (EAT) pertains to knowledge about how people interact with, influence and are influenced by their environment. This includes technological systems, other people with whom we cooperate (organizations), and our physical surroundings. The research findings are used in the design of products and environments that people come in contact with in their daily lives in the workplace, at home and in the community.

EAT has five areas of research (click on the Research tab). There is a certain amount of overlap which means that many researchers are active in more than one area.

• Nordic Work Environment Meeting 17-19 October 2011
  The conference
• Licentiate Seminar 7th of October Evaluation of the performances of Electrically Heated Clothing
  On October 7, at 10.15-12.00 in room DC:241, Faming Wang will present his licentiate thesis " Ev...
• NOSA Aerosol Symposium 12-13th of November
  NOSA (Nordic Society for Aerosol Research) has the ambition to arrange Nordic Aerosol conferences annually in one of the...
• Gunilla Wieslander to hold Lise Meitner Professorship this autumn
  Dr. Gunilla Wieslander, a leading expert on the effects of indoor air pollution on health, will hold th...
• Evaluation Metalund
  Metalund has been evaluated by FAS, S...

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