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Stephen M. Bauer, PhD
Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Rehabilitation
Science
Director, Information Technology, School of Public Health
and Health Professions
Director, Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center on Technology
Transfer, Center for Assistive Technology
smbauer@buffalo.edu
616 Kimball Tower
716-829-3141 x117
716-829-3217 (fax) |
Education:
Ph.D. Electrical and Computer Engineering, SUNY
Buffalo, 1992
MS. Electrical and Computer Engineering, SUNY Buffalo, 1989
BS. Chemistry, SUNY Buffalo, 1980
BA. Psychology, SUNY Buffalo, 1978
Profile:
Dr. Stephen Bauer earned a
BS in Chemistry; MS and PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering
from the University at Buffalo and is a former NIH/NCMRR Post-Doctoral
Fellow in Rehabilitation (1992-1993). He is now a Clinical
Assistant Professor in the Department of Rehabilitation Science
and directs both the Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center
on Technology Transfer and the Information Technology Services
for the School of Public Health and Health Professions. Dr.
Bauer has worked on a number of projects focused on technology
for mobility, hearing, communication, and visual impairments.
He is an invited speaker for the US Federal Laboratory Consortium,
and major Industry Associations. He also teaches RSC640 "Assistive
and Rehabilitation Technology," an elective for the Rehabilitation
Science PhD and Assistive Technology Certificate programs.
Research Interests:
Dr. Bauer's interests include technology transfer, market
research, product design, universal and trans-generational
design.
Selected Publications:
- Beaver KA, Fossa JL, Panchura CA, Bauer SM
(editors), "Industry profile on technology for low
vision and blindness," RERC on Technology Transfer,
2004.
- Strobel W, Bauer SM (editors), "Proceedings
from the Stakeholder Forum on Visual Impairment," RERC
on Technology Transfer,2004.
- Bauer SM , Demand pull technology transfer
applied to the field of assistive technology. Journal
of Technology Transfer, 2003,28, 285-303.
Professional Affiliations:
Assistive Technology Industry Association, Association of
University Technology Managers, Rehabilitation Engineering
and Assistive Technology Society of North America
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