Dr. Khalaeb Richardson Postdoctoral Fellow Behavioral Sciences & Leadership khalaeb.richardson [at] westpoint.edu About Education Dr. Khalaeb Richardson, originally from Spring Hope, North Carolina, is a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Behavioral Sciences & Leadershp at the United States Military Academy. His work focuses on the role of cognitive workload and trust in human-autonomy teams. He holds a doctorate and a Bachelor of Science from North Carolina State University.With a background in cognitive ergonomics, Dr. Richardson’s research focuses on optimizing human-system interactions, particularly through the assessment of cognitive workload and the investigation of mixed reality systems. Recognized by the North Carolina Space Grant and awarded a Provost’s Fellowship, he has also published extensively in conferences such as the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, presenting innovative findings on workload management and cognitive aids for high-stakes environments. Ph.D., Human Factors and Applied Cognition - North Carolina State UniversityB.A., Psychology - North Carolina State University