To further enhance the quality of Theoretical and Applied Ergonomics and the papers published in it, under the guidance of our Editor-in-Chief, Prof. Dr. Philippe Gorce, the journal has updated and revised its aims and scope. The original scope and the updated version are listed below:
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Scope (new version):
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Scope (old version):
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- Ergonomic design and evaluation of workspaces, tools, and equipment;
- Human-centered design principles and methodologies;
- Biomechanical analysis and ergonomic interventions for musculoskeletal health;
- Cognitive workload assessment and management;
- Usability testing and user interface design;
- Human–computer interaction (HCI) and user experience (UX) research;
- Ergonomics in virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) environments;
- Aging workforce and ergonomic considerations for older adults;
- Environmental ergonomics and sustainable design practices;
- Ergonomic interventions in healthcare settings and patient safety;
- Ergonomics in automotive and transportation systems;
- Development of ergonomic guidelines and standards;
- Occupational health and safety in various industries;
- Ergonomics in sports, physical activity, public health, and rehabilitation;
- Ergonomic implications of emerging technologies;
- AI-driven ergonomic assessment tools;
- Well-being-integrated workstations;
- Ergonomic wearables;
- Data-driven ergonomics;
- Computer-aided ergonomics;
- Neuroergonomics;
- AI methods based on ergonomics;
- Deep learning- and machine learning-based methods for prevention of ergonomic risks;
- Real-time risk identification of work-related musculoskeletal disorders.
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- Ergonomic design and evaluation of workspaces, tools, and equipment
- Human-centered design principles and methodologies
- Biomechanical analysis and ergonomic interventions for musculoskeletal health
- Cognitive workload assessment and management
- Usability testing and user interface design
- Human-computer interaction (HCI) and user experience (UX) research
- Ergonomics in virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) environments
- Aging workforce and ergonomic considerations for older adults
- Environmental ergonomics and sustainable design practices
- Ergonomic interventions in healthcare settings and patient safety
- Ergonomics in automotive and transportation systems
- Ergonomic guidelines and standards development
- Occupational health and safety in various industries
- Ergonomics in sports, physical activity, and rehabilitation
- Ergonomic implications of emerging technologies
- AI-Driven ergonomic assessment tools
- Well-being-integrated workstations
- Ergonomic wearables
- Data-driven ergonomics
- Computed aided ergonomics
- Neuroergonomics
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Theoretical and Applied Ergonomics Editorial Office
