Massimo Micocci

Massimo Micocci is a Human Factors researcher with a PhD in Human-Centred Design from Brunel University London, where his doctoral work explored cognitive ergonomics and technology adoption barriers among older adults. He joined Imperial College London in 2018 as a Research Associate in Human Factors with the NIHR London In Vitro Diagnostics Co-operative, and has held an Honorary Research Associate position at the NIHR Health Technology Research Centre for In Vitro Diagnostics since 2022. His academic contributions centre on human factors in diagnostic and medical device evaluation, spanning point-of-care testing, AI-assisted clinical decision-making, and usability engineering methodology. His research has addressed topics such as remote blood pressure monitoring in NHS primary care, clinician trust in AI-generated insights, and usability evaluation of SARS-CoV-2 point-of-care testing in care home settings. He also contributes to academic teaching at Imperial College London, guest lect