is an experimental psychologist at the University of Luxembourg, specializing in empirical Human-Computer Interaction, including topics such as User Experience, cognitive ergonomics, socio-technical aspects of security, with both applied and fundamental applications in education and workforce environments, security, ethical design and digital cultural heritage. He has also strongly focused on the design of laboratories in support of scientific HCI activities and PPP projects. His vision places UX research at the intersection of academia and non-academic partners (private & public), with equal relevance for both parties. Vincent is currently an assistant professor, head of the HCI research group and director of EPSYLON, a network of eleven experimental psychology labs.
last update: October 2019
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"With the growing importance of digital technologies in learning and assessment, it is important to consider user experience (UX) to ensure that tools provide useful functionalities for learning withou..."
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