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Michael Byrne

Professor

Rice University

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George R. Brown School of Engineering

Computer Science

Michael Byrne is currently serving as a Computer Science Professor at Rice University.

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Rice University

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cognitive science behavioral sciences political science human performance human-computer interaction machine learning computer science electronic voting occupational ergonomics voting rule human-machine interaction robotics user experience user interfaces cognition computer vision industrial ergonomics reputation systems cognitive ergonomics human performance modeling computational cognitive modeling information retrieval mobile computing human-machine interfaces error analysis cognitive modeling psychological science cognitive architecture user evaluation human factors surgical training usability engineering motion-based performance metrics routine procedural task political behavior vehicular technology automatic control human robot interaction information technology vascular surgery cognitive psychology working memory human machine systems movement analysis performance assessment endovascular techniques medical robots robot-assisted surgery visual search icon search act-r model synthetic vision system accessible voting communication security data security electronic commerce machine vision design automation information forensics secure protocols reputation management security audit search technology document processing image retrieval document classification search technique model building integrated theory unified theories click-down menus menu selection tangled web working memory model reliable voting system aviation error attention human decision process applied cognitive psychology task performance

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A Tension: Fortifying Usability While Safeguarding Voter Independence in Military Voting Solutions. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting (2024)

Nessa KimAnnlyle DioknoMichael ByrnePhilip Kortum

political scienceuser experiencemilitary voting solutionsvoter independencecognitive ergonomics

Context Contributes to Two-Factor Authentication Choices. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting (2024)

Fabrizio ChavezAlejandra Fernandez-ReyesMichael D. Byrne

context (linguistics)context awarenesstwo-factor authentication choicesbehavioral sciences

Emergence of Paper-Digital Systems: A Usability Evaluation of Single-Page Versus Multipage Digital Instructions in a Ballot Mailing Task. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting (2024)

Annlyle DioknoNessa KimPhilip KortumMichael Byrne

paper-digital systemsusability engineeringusability evaluationhuman-computer interaction

Usability of Ranked-Choice Voting Paper Ballots. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting (2023)

Kaitlyn M. StewartPhilip KortumMichael Byrne

decision analysisdecision sciencesurvey methodologysocial sciences

Evaluation of Robotic-Assisted Carotid Artery Stenting in a Virtual Model Using Motion-Based Performance Metrics. Journal of Endovascular Therapy (2022)

Peter T. LegezaAhalya B. LettenbergerBarathwaj MuraliLianne R. JohnsonMarton BerczeliMichael D. ByrneGavin BritzMarcia K. O’MalleyAlan B Lumsden

endovascular techniquesneurologyrehabilitationphysical medicinekinematicsbiomedical engineeringvascular surgerymotion-based performance metricsvascular biologyroboticshealth informaticsvascular diseasemedical robotsorthopedic surgeryendovascular managementrobot-assisted surgeryvirtual modeltranslational medicine

Cognitive Architecture. Routledge eBooks (2021)

Ann SussmanJustin B. Hollander

cognitive sciencecognitive architecture

Comparing Manual and Robotic-Assisted Carotid Artery Stenting Using Motion-Based Performance Metrics. 2021 43rd Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine & Biology Society (EMBC) (2021)

Ahalya B. LettenbergerBarathwaj MuraliPeter LegezaMichael D. ByrneAlan B. LumsdenMarcia K. O'Malley

cardiologyendovascular techniquesrehabilitationcardiovascular interventionskinematicsbiomedical engineeringvascular surgeryemergency medicinebiomedical technologiescontinuous monitoringroboticsfield roboticsmotion-based performance metricsrobotic-assisted carotid arterymedical robotsorthopedic surgeryrobot-assisted surgeryinstrumentation

Haptic Feedback Based on Movement Smoothness Improves Performance in a Perceptual-Motor Task. IEEE Transactions on Haptics (2021)

Jennifer L. SullivanShivam PandeyMichael D. ByrneMarcia K. O'Malley

haptic feedbackmovement smoothnessperceptual-motor taskmotor controlneurosciencehuman performance

Towards Automated Performance Assessment Using Velocity-Based Motion Quality Metrics. (2020)

Barathwaj MuraliViony M. BelvroyShivam PandeyMichael D. ByrneJean BismuthMarcia K. O'Malley

systems engineeringperformance assessment

Velocity-Domain Motion Quality Measures for Surgical Performance Evaluation and Feedback. Journal of Medical Devices (2020)

Barathwaj MuraliViony M. BelvroyShivam PandeyJean BismuthMichael D. ByrneMarcia K. O'Malley

medicinebiomedical engineeringsurgical performance evaluationquality managementmedical technology

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Michael Byrne

Professor

Rice University

Affiliations

George R. Brown School of Engineering

Computer Science

Michael Byrne is currently serving as a Computer Science Professor at Rice University.

Honors

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Michael Byrne

Rice University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Tension: Fortifying Usability While Safeguarding Voter Independence in Military Voting Solutions. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting (2024)

Nessa KimAnnlyle DioknoMichael ByrnePhilip Kortum

political scienceuser experiencemilitary voting solutionsvoter independencecognitive ergonomics

Context Contributes to Two-Factor Authentication Choices. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting (2024)

Fabrizio ChavezAlejandra Fernandez-ReyesMichael D. Byrne

context (linguistics)context awarenesstwo-factor authentication choicesbehavioral sciences

Annlyle DioknoNessa KimPhilip KortumMichael Byrne

paper-digital systemsusability engineeringusability evaluationhuman-computer interaction

Usability of Ranked-Choice Voting Paper Ballots. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting (2023)

Kaitlyn M. StewartPhilip KortumMichael Byrne

decision analysisdecision sciencesurvey methodologysocial sciences

Evaluation of Robotic-Assisted Carotid Artery Stenting in a Virtual Model Using Motion-Based Performance Metrics. Journal of Endovascular Therapy (2022)

Peter T. LegezaAhalya B. LettenbergerBarathwaj MuraliLianne R. JohnsonMarton BerczeliMichael D. ByrneGavin BritzMarcia K. O’MalleyAlan B Lumsden

Cognitive Architecture. Routledge eBooks (2021)

Ann SussmanJustin B. Hollander

cognitive sciencecognitive architecture

Ahalya B. LettenbergerBarathwaj MuraliPeter LegezaMichael D. ByrneAlan B. LumsdenMarcia K. O'Malley

Haptic Feedback Based on Movement Smoothness Improves Performance in a Perceptual-Motor Task. IEEE Transactions on Haptics (2021)

Jennifer L. SullivanShivam PandeyMichael D. ByrneMarcia K. O'Malley

haptic feedbackmovement smoothnessperceptual-motor taskmotor controlneurosciencehuman performance

Towards Automated Performance Assessment Using Velocity-Based Motion Quality Metrics. (2020)

Barathwaj MuraliViony M. BelvroyShivam PandeyMichael D. ByrneJean BismuthMarcia K. O'Malley

systems engineeringperformance assessment

Velocity-Domain Motion Quality Measures for Surgical Performance Evaluation and Feedback. Journal of Medical Devices (2020)

Barathwaj MuraliViony M. BelvroyShivam PandeyJean BismuthMichael D. ByrneMarcia K. O'Malley

medicinebiomedical engineeringsurgical performance evaluationquality managementmedical technology

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