Current Trainee/ Student

Giulia Casu

Student Researcher
Human Factors & Ergonomics

Degree Program: Ph.D.

Expected Graduation: 2025

Ceasar Chavez

Student Researcher
Human Factors & Ergonomics

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Eric Chu

Student Researcher
Human Factors & Ergonomics

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Area(s) of Interest:Health equity, community health, and occupational health & safety

Project(s): Poultry Line Speed Evaluation (PULSE) Study

Desired Employment: TBD

Moises Guiterrez-Solis

Student Researcher
Human Factors & Ergonomics

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Avinia Ismiyati

Student Researcher
Human Factors & Ergonomics

Degree Program: Environmental Health Sciences PhD Student

Expected Graduation: 2027

Area(s) of Interest: Avinia is a Ph.D Student, visiting from Indonesia, in the environmental health sciences division with an emphasis on ergonomics and human factors. Areas of interest include occupational health and safety, musculoskeletal disorder prevention, injury prevention, and hybrid workers.

Desired Employment:Government Institution

Avinia Ismiyati

Student Researcher
Human Factors & Ergonomics

Degree Program: PhD

Expected Graduation: 2026

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Kayla Le

Student Researcher
Human Factors & Ergonomics

Degree Program: Bachelor of Science

Expected Graduation: 2025

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Aman Mehrota

Student Researcher
Human Factors & Ergonomics

Degree Program: Master of Information Management and Systems

Expected Graduation: 2025

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Elina Morishita

Student Researcher
Human Factors & Ergonomics
Degree Program: Bachelor of Science Expected Graduation: 2026 Area(s) of Interest: Biomechanical design/manufacturing, wearable technology Projects: Currently working on wearable exposure measurement components of the poultry line speed evaluation study. Desired employment: Industry

Elizabeth Perez-Lopez

Student Researcher
Human Factors & Ergonomics

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