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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) awarded a $583,125 grant for a project called "Dust-Control Usage: strategic Technology Intervention (DUSTI)." The HCI Lab will work with OCHRE on this project.
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)/Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, has awarded a $583,125 grant to a team including Industrial and Systems Engineering Assistant Professor Enid Montague for a project on Dust-control Usage: Strategic Technology Intervention (DUSTI). More information about the OCHRE lab and the press release.
Holtz Center Talk Oct 1st
Dr. Montague will be presenting on Socio-technical Systems Perspectives of eHealth to the Holtz Center for Science and Technology Studies on October 1st.
Dr. Montague receives Kl2 Translational Research Career Award
Dr. Enid Montague received a Kl2 Translational Research Career Award. This prestigious award provides up to $430,000 in support for four years as part of grant 1UL1RR025011 from the Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA) program of the National Center for Research Resources, National Institutes of Health. The Institute of Clinical and Translational Research program, is a 5- school UW-Madison initiative to expedite translation of health information from the bench to the bedside. More information can be found here.
Google Tech Talk
Dr. Montague gave tech talk at Google about socio-technical systems perspectives of trust in eHealth.
WISE TRUST Fellowship
Dr. Montague received a fellowship to attend the WISE workshop for TRUST team research for ubiquitous systems technology at the University of California-Berkeley.
RWJF Fellowship
Dr. Montague received a fellowship to attend the Robert Wood Johnson New
Connections Symposium in Princeton NJ.
Dr. Montague honored by Compact
On November 2008 Dr. Montague was honored by the Compact for faculty
diversity. The article can be found here: Compact for Faculty Diversity honors