Damien Mouratille

Damien Mouratille

Human Factors Researcher

French Civil Aviation University

Biography

Damien Mouratille is a researcher in Human Factors and Neuroergonomics at the French Civil Aviation University (Toulouse, France). His research focuses on the selection and training, mainly of air traffic controllers. The first part of his work is to find the most valid predictor variables such as cognitive abilities, subjective assessments, or physiological measures to predict training success, operational performance, or cognitive fitness. The second part concerns the optimization of training based on competencies: how to adapt the training to the student and how to adapt the student to the training.

Before his PhD, he was a consulting engineer for Airbus at Human Design Group. Inside the EYDN department, he worked on a highly innovative project dedicated to multimodal sensors fusion for pilot monitoring.

Interests
  • Aging
  • Biofeedback
  • Educational Psychology
  • Human Factors
  • Neuroergonomics
  • Selection Psychology
Education
  • PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience, 2019-2022

    French Civil Aviation University

  • MSc in Cognitive Psychology, 2017-2018

    University Toulouse Jean Jaures

  • MSc in Neuropsychology, 2016-2017

    University Toulouse Jean Jaures

Recent Publications

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(2024). ArGaze: An Open and Flexible Software Library for Gaze Analysis and Interaction. PREPRINT.

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(2024). Making Moral Decisions With Artificial Agents As Advisors. An fNIRS Study. PREPRINT.

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(2024). How a pilot’s brain copes with stress and mental load? Insights from the executive control network. Behavioural Brain Research.

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(2022). Busy and confused? High risk of missed alerts in the cockpit: An electrophysiological study. Brain Research.

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(2022). A meta-analysis on air traffic controllers selection: cognitive and non-cognitive predictors. Journal of Vocational Behavior.

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