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Home » List of issues » Neuroergonomics: Measuring the Human Operator’s Brain in Ecological Settings » Neuroergonomics: measuring the human operator’s brain in ecological settings

Neuroergonomics: measuring the human operator’s brain in ecological settings

By Frédéric Dehais, Mickaël Causse, Julien Cegarra
Vol. 80, 2017/1, pages 1 to 6
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