The HFI DTC is a consortium of defence companies and Universities working in cooperation on a series of defence-related projects. The consortium is led by Aerosystems International and comprises Birmingham University, Brunel University, Cranfield University, Lockheed Martin, MBDA and SEA. The consortium was recently awarded The Ergonomics Society President’s Medal for work that has made a significant contribution to original research, the development of methodology, and application of knowledge within the field of ergonomics
We are grateful to DSTL who have managed the work of the consortium, in particular (and in alphabetical order) to Geoff Barrett, Bruce Callander, Jen Clemitson, Colin Corbridge, Katherine Cornes, Roland Edwards, Alan Ellis, Helen Forse, Beejal Mistry, Alison Rogers, Jim Squire and Debbie Webb.
This work from the HFI DTC was part-funded by the Human Sciences Domain of the UK Ministry of Defence Scientific Research Programme.
Further information on the work and people that comprise the HFI DTC can be found on www.hfidtc.com.