Human Performance Collaborative is a strategic initiative out of The Ohio State University Office of Research. HPC connects assets (ex. knowledge and skills, capital, social, political, and physical) and focused on understanding the integration and interaction between and among the eight factors (Sleep and Relaxation, Social Life, Emotional Wellness, Cognition, Mental Fitness, Physical Wellness, Food and Nutrition, and Physical Exercise) on individual or team overall performance by assessing current state, analyzing the current state relative to performance, and augmenting performance to optimize effectiveness.
Areas of Research Focus
Assessment
- Validation testing for human performance technologies
- Human performance data management system development
- Artificial intelligence and machine learning for human performance
Augmentation
- Science and technologies to optimize human performances
- Developing and deploying the latest evidence-based implementation science, health education and health promotion techniques to drive behavior change
Recovery Science
- Recovery modalities to understand physiological outcomes and validate technologies.
Join the Collaborative
Under the direction of Faculty Director Josh Hagen, the Human Performance Collaborative provides the framework and resources required to build and deploy interdisciplinary teams of investigators to advance the science of human performance. University students, faculty and staff interested in Human Performance Research are invited to join the collaborative.
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