Dustin SoudersAssistant ProfessorOffice: Brackett Hall 410-A Phone: 864-656-4986 Email: djsoude@clemson.edu | |
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Dr. Dustin J. Souders is an assistant professor working in the area of human factors, aging, and transportation safety. Dustin’s research focuses on leveraging advanced vehicle technologies, from advanced driver assistance systems to fully autonomous vehicles, to safely maintain older adults’ mobility, and his work in the transportation area has been published in the Transportation Research Record, Accident Analysis & Prevention, and Human Factors. He was a standing member of the Transportation Research Board’s committee on Safe Mobility of Older Persons (ANB60) since 2015.
Dustin earned his master’s and doctoral degrees in cognitive psychology under the tutelage of Dr. Neil Charness at Florida State University. As a post-doctoral research fellow at Purdue University, Dustin worked with both civil engineers and political scientists on a range of issues surrounding vehicle automation, helping organize panel discussions and breakout sessions on various policy issues, designing and implementing driving simulator studies, and creating new graduate level coursework that combined some of the human factors and policy issues involved in vehicle automation. | |
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