Rate My Professor Arie Adriaensen

Adriaensen's academic background includes a Doctorate from Katholieke Universiteit Leuven in 2023 on the Development of a Systemic Safety Assessment Method for Human-Robot Interdependencies, a Master in Human Factors and System Safety from Lund University in 2017, a certificate in Aircraft Accident Investigation from the German Federal Bureau of Aircraft Accident Investigation in 2016, a Bachelor in Philosophy from Universiteit Antwerpen in 2014, and an Airline Transport Pilot License from AIRMED in Valencia in 2001. He began his career as a commercial airline pilot and safety manager before entering academia. At TU Delft, he teaches courses like Engineering Risk Management. His notable publications include 'Building a functional resonance analysis method (FRAM) in healthcare: A systematic review on how steps are reported, defined and supported by data' (2026, with N.M. Luijcks et al.), 'The FRAM-IA to Understand and Assess Distributed Cognition and Control' (2025, with Paulina Zurawska), 'Resilience Potentials for Health and Safety Management in Cobot Applications Using the Resilience Analysis Grid' (2023, with M. Bernabei et al.), and 'Systems-theoretic interdependence analysis in robot-assisted warehouse management' (2023, with L. Pintelon et al.). These contributions advance safety analysis in complex socio-technical systems.