Research
My research interests are at the intersection of cognitive neuroscience, human-computer interactions and data science. I am particularly interested in how we perceive and interact with artificial agents, how we can use microvariations in force to monitor cognitive processes, and how Bayesian approaches can inform our understanding of cognition and data analysis.
Research topics
Attributed agency
How do we perceive the human contribution in interactions involving artificial agents? How do we attribute agency to artificial agents? What are the consequences of this attribution for our interactions with them?
Bayesian approaches
Why Bayesian approaches are as relevant to study cognition than analysing data? The brain has proven itself to be a good Bayesian inferer, should bayesian approaches of data analysis be interpreted as reversed-engineered models of cognition?
Microforcography, Grip Force, …
How microvariations in force can be used to monitor cognitive processes ? Cumulated data expose the potential of these measures to monitor cognitive processes in real-time, how can we improve the methodology ?
Perceptive decision-making
Perception is already a (involontary) decision. Implications for a better collective decision process.