Articles by Noa Segall
Noa Segall is a research
associate in the Department
of Anesthesiology and the
Human Simulation and Patient
Safety Center at Duke
University Medical Center. She
received her Ph.D. in
Industrial & Systems
Engineering at North Carolina State University in 2006.
Her research interests include human factors in medical
systems, human-computer interaction, and human
factors in automation design.
Metaphor-Based Design of High-Throughput Screening Process Interfaces
Abstract This paper describes work on developing usable interfaces for creating and editing methods for high-throughput screening of chemical and biological compounds in the domain of life sciences automation. A modified approach to metaphor-based interface design was used as a framework for developing a screening method editor prototype analogous to the presentation of a recipe […] [(English) Read More]