Dr. Julie Marble
Dr. Julie Marble
Dr. Julie Marble leads the Intelligent Human Machine Systems core competency. She has more than 25 years of experience in Human-Machine Teaming, Human-Robot Interaction, and Human Reliability Analysis and holds a PhD in Human Factors and Cognitive Psychology from Purdue University.
After graduate school, she joined the Idaho National Lab, conducting groundbreaking work in Human-Robot Interaction. She helped establish and later became owner and CEO of Sentient Corporation, a company that used high-end data science and signal processing techniques to model and predict failures in bearings and gears for helicopters, windmills, and other rotating and reciprocating components.
After selling Sentient, she returned to her focus on work involving humans interacting with machines at the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission as a research program manager. She then served as program officer in Code 341 of the Office of Naval Research, where she established programs in human cyber security and human-machine interaction. She spent six years at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab, leading research in human-machine teaming and human-cyber systems.
For the last few years, she served as the inaugural executive director for the Institute for Experiential Robotics at Northeastern University. She is now returning to ARLIS after previously serving as a visiting scientist.
Education
- PhD in Human Factors/Cognitive Psychology
Expertise
- Human-Robot Interaction
- Human-Machine Interaction
- Human Reliability Analysis
- Risk Assessment
- Human-Cyber systems
Professional Highlights
- 20+ years experience in human-robot interaction
- Program Officer, Office of Naval Research
- Program Manager, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission
- Executive Director, Institute for Experiential Robotics, Northeastern University
Papers
- Greenberg, A. M., & Marble, J. L. (2023). Foundational concepts in person-machine teaming. Frontiers in Physics, 10, 1310
- Marble, J. L., Greenberg, A. M., Bonny, J. W., Kain, S. M., Scott, B. J., Hughes, I. M., & Luongo, M. E. (2021). Platforms for Assessing Relationships: Trust with Near Ecologically-Valid Risk, and Team Interaction. Engineering Artificially Intelligent Systems: A Systems Engineering Approach to Realizing Synergistic Capabilities, 209-229.
- Marble, J. L., Lawless, W., Mittu, R. Coyne, J., Abramson, M., Sibley, C., Gu, W. (2015). Chapter 9: The Human Factor in Cybersecurity: Robust & Intelligent Defense. In Jajoda, Shakarian, Subrahmanian, Swarup, & Wang (Eds.) Cyberwarfare: Building the Scientific Foundation. Springer
- Gu, W., Mittu, R., Marble, J., Taylor, G., Sibley, C., Coyne, J. & Lawless W.F. (2014). Towards modeling the behavior of autonomous systems and humans for trusted operations. Proceedings of the 2014 AAAI Spring Symposium Series