I'm currently working as a Marie Curie research fellow on a two-year project entitled "Risky Decision-Making: opening the human black box". It aims to answer the following research and operational question: how can we gather and study real-world data on a cognitive process such as decision-making, in risky situations, via digital ethnography methods?
This project expands my PhD research which focused on the development of a methodology for capturing and transferring tacit know-how embodied in professional gestures of nuclear power plant operators.
I graduated with a Bachelor of Science (Licence) in Biology at Bordeaux University in 2005 and an Engineering/ Master of Science degree in Cognitics, at Ecole Nationatiole Superieure de Cognitique (ENSC), Polytechnic Institute of Bordeaux in 2007.
My PhD in Cognitive Sciences, completed in 2011, was funded by a CIFRE grant involving the French Research Ministry, EDF Research & Development, and the Cognitics and Human Factors team-IMS Laboratory (affiliated with CNRS) at Bordeaux University.
My PhD research was focused on the development of a methodology for capturing and transferring tacit know-how embodied in professional gestures of nuclear power plant operators. I also created a new type of multimedia training software which allows operators to learn directly through the real-time experience of experts. This device is called MAP for Multimedia platform for APprenticeship.
Between 2007 and 2013, I worked as a consultant at Dédale and INERIS, specialising in ergonomics and, human and organisational factors, and since 2010, I have lectured on these topics. In 2011, I became an associate-researcher in the Cognitics and Human Factors team/IMS Laboratory at Bordeaux University, and continue to work with them.
I currently work as a Research Fellow within the Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science (DPBS) at LSE which is funded by an Intra-European Marie Curie grant
My approach is transdisciplinary and naturalistic.
I approach my areas of research interests from the lens of ergonomics, cognitive sciences, cognitive and social psychology. I am interested in the following topics:
- Knowledge management in organisations
- Capitalisation and transfer of experience and professional know-how
- Professional training
- Work digitisation
- Video ethnography for studying real-life situations
- First-person perspective ethnography
- Information and time management in professional contexts
- Decision-making at operational and managerial levels
- Accessibility and disability inclusion
I lecture in the half-unit option on Organisational and Social Decision-Making (PS445) lead by Dr. Tom Reader.
Since 2010, I have also been lecturing the following courses in the Master’s program at Ecole Nationale Superieure de Cognitique (ENSC), France:
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Knowledge management and organization (3rd year Bachelor and Master’s level)
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Ergonomics of human-system interfaces (Master’s level)
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Theories of memory, knowledge and representations (Bachelor’s level)
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Help and substitute systems for disabled people: universal design and communication (Master’s level)
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Designing of training systems (Master’s level).