After a Master’s degree in Disability Rehabilitation Engineering, mainly focused on the study of motor control, I subsequently specialized in cognitive Neuroscience. During my Ph.D., under the supervision of Drs. Alain Guillaume and Jean Blouin, I was interested in studying the fundamental processes underlying visuo-motor transformations and how this can be applied to Neuro-ophtalmological clinical practice and elite sport. Currently, in the Psychophysics and Visual Perception laboratory, with Professors Jocelyn Faubert and Delphine Bernardin, I’m working on the interactions between these visuo-motor processes and the perceptual-cognitive abilities during ecological tasks such as car driving and “on-field” performance in athletes.
- Visuo-motor transformations
- Perceptual-cognitive abilities
- Driving abilities
- Virtual Reality
- Aging
- Elite athletes
- Neurophysiological measures (EEG, EMG, Heart rate variability)
- Behavioral measures (Eye-tracking, Human motion tracking in 3D)
- Programming (MatLab)
- Advanced statistics (Modern robust statistical methods, R, Statistica)
Visual Psychophysics and Perception Laboratory, School of Optometry, Montreal University, Montreal, QC, Canada
- PhD in Neurosciences (Aix-Marseille University, Marseille, France)
- M.Sc. Disability Rehabilitation Engineering and Motor Performance (University of Sport Sciences – University of Medicine, Poitiers, France)
- B.Sc. Adapted Physical Activities and Health (University of Sport Sciences, Poitiers, France)
