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For the parallel sessions we welcome and encourage colleagues to submit full text papers and abtracts. More info on authors' instructions.

 

Abstract submission deadline is April 15th

 

A poster session will also be available.


 

NES 2010 will focus on proactive use of ergonomics in:

 

  • Design of school buildings
  • Universal Design
  • Safety management - preventing accidents and disaster scenarios

There will be key note speakers and work shops covering the themes above.


In addition there will be several parallel sessions covering numerous different fields within the scientific and professional discipline of ergonomics.

 

   

 

Topics for the parallel and poster sessions may include (but not be limited to):

Agriculture, fishing, forestry and other primary industries

 Anthropometry 

Auditory ergonomics

Biomechanics 

Building and construction

Changes in Working Life  

Computer work and muscular pain

Digital human modelling tools  

Education, training and learning

Economical aspects of ergonomics

Ergonomics and work conditions in small and medium size enterprises. 

Ergonomics in transportation

Ergonomics in the petroleum industry  

Ergonomics/Human F. in the maritime sector

Ergonomics in the cleaning industry   

Ergonomics in design

Family and working life 

Gender and age aspects of work

Indoor environment  

Information technology, work and health

Integration of ergonomics in management  

Job design

Musculoskeletal health and work 

New kinds of work organization

Noise and productivity   

Occupational Health promotion and prevention

Office environments 

Organisational aspects; Project Management

Participatory ergonomics 

Product and system design

Psychosocial work environment 

Rationalisation and ergonomics

Reduction of sick leave  

Stress

Safety culture offshore 

Safety and human resources

Safety and accident prevention 

Telecommuting and home offices

Theoretical developments in Ergonomics 

The role of the consultant

Usability. 

User centred design 

Visual ergonomics 

Virtual reality 

Work in the future and new technologies

 Work strain, ability in manual labour

Last Updated on Sunday, 21 February 2010 14:26