CogSci Jobs in Human Factor Engineering - Powered by Convatec

Basal Gang is hosting Katrine Petersen from Convatec to talk about the importance of Cognitive Science to human factors in medical devices

2nd of December, 16 o'clock, room 1485-240 (Nobelparken)

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Have you ever wondered how the amazing skills you learn at Cognitive Science can help solve some of health care’s biggest problems? Or that you can change an entire business by ensuring the medical device solutions developed in companies actually meet the users’ needs? 

Well, now you have the chance to hear more and ask any questions you might have on how to translate your skills into valuable input in medical device development! 

Human Factors Engineering is so important in medical device development that it has been put into the regulatory framework, meaning a medical device cannot be launched in a market without having considered the human factors (https://www.fda.gov/.../applying-human-factors-and...)

We will be discussing the landscape in which CogSci can be used and how you can shape your career towards working with medical device development! 

I will be bringing different tools and cases to discuss, ensuring we all learn from each other - and how we together can improve the field of human factors in medical device development for the future. 

Looking forward to meeting you all!