Dr. Christopher Flathmann

Assistant Professor, Human-Centered Computing, Clemson University

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Research Funding

Current and completed research grants and awards

Funding Summary

$4.2M
Total Funding
$740K
PI Projects
$1.55M
Allocation at Clemson

External PI, Co-PI, & Senior Personnel (Active)

  • 2025 — Leveraging Autonomous and Human Teammates to Manage Conflict in Human-Autonomy Teams, Ensuring Trust, Team Cohesion, and Resilience. AFOSR. (PI, 100%) $390,222 *Contract in Process
  • 2025 — Project Rainfly: Exploring Offensive Attack Vectors in Human-AI Teams. Mile2 Subcontract for US Air Force. (PI, 65%) $349,938
  • 2024 — Leveraging Adaptive Autonomous Teammates to Enable Resilience and Situational Awareness in Human-Autonomy Teams. ARL. (Co-PI, 45%) $212,718
  • 2023 — Minimizing the Impact of Cognitive and Physical Limitations from Humans and Autonomy Through the Development, Training, and Implementation of Human-Autonomy Teaming in Underwater Environments. ONR. (Co-PI, 30%) $1,095,901
  • 2023 — Collaborative Research: FW-HTF-RL: The Future of Aviation Inspection: Artificial Intelligence and Mixed Reality as Agents of Transformation. NSF. (Senior Personnel, 17%) $1,558,433
  • 2023 — Synchronizing Collaborations for Human-Autonomy Teaming and Ethical Autonomy Use. AFOSR DURIP. (Co-PI, 40%) $612,389

External Development & Writing Support of Funded Work

  • 2021 — The Spread of Trust and Distrust in Distributed Human-Autonomy Teaming Constellations. AFOSR. $1,302,657
  • 2021 — Connecting and Leveraging Physical and Digital Dimensions to Advance Human-Autonomy Teaming. ONR DURIP. $295,792
  • 2020 — Promoting Human Interpretation and Interaction to Mitigate Bias in Artificial Intelligence Assisted Decision Aids. ONR. $444,368
  • 2020 — Considerations of Ethical and Unethical Behavior on Trust in Human-Autonomy Teaming. AFOSR. $586,538