Chris Russell, Ph.D.
Senior Scientist

Dr. Chris Russell has over 25 years of military research experience. He has seventeen years of experience in the conception, design and execution of exploratory development research to evaluate interface design concepts. Over the last twelve years, he planned and designed data processing and intelligent algorithm development using stochastic estimation, signal processing, pattern classification and spectral analysis approaches for operator functional state in complex AF operator workstations at the Air Force Research Laboratory. At AFRL, he managed and served as a principle investigator for an applied research program in addition to managing Small Business Innovative Research contracts. He also served as a principal investigator on a research project arrangement with the Kingdom of Sweden. Previously he served as an associate investigator on project arrangements with the United Kingdom. He recently joined Archinoetics, LLC as senior scientist.

Dr. Russell has served as a reviewer for IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man and Cybernetics, IEEE Transactions on Control Systems Technology, Human Factors, and the International Journal of Aviation Psychology, and has been an invited speaker at international conferences and universities. He has served as an invited lecturer at the Air Force Institute of Technology and as adjunct faculty at Wright State University. He has authored or co-authored over 40 scientific publications on subjects that include operator functional state estimation, human computer interaction, intelligent algorithms and biomedical signal processing.";