Christopher Smalt, PhD
MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Forest Grove OR
Christopher J. Smalt is a technical staff member in the Human Health and Performance Systems Group at the MIT Lincoln Laboratory.His current work focuses on computational modeling of hearing damage mechanisms and the effect of noise exposure on hearing and cognitive performance.As part of this research, he has developed a personal noise monitoring technologies for industrial and tactical environments.Dr. Smalt received a BS degree in computer engineering from Clarkson University and earned both MS and PhD degrees in electrical engineering from Purdue University.Dr. Smalt's other research interests include 3D virtual audio, cognitive load, machine learning, and electrophysiology.
