Ilenia Graziani
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Ilenia Graziani is a leading researcher in the intersection of neuroergonomics and brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), with a focus on enhancing human performance in complex, real-world environments. Her work primarily investigates how EEG-based BCIs can be integrated into demanding operational tasks, such as flight simulation, without compromising cognitive load or attentional resources. In her highly cited 2015 study, Graziani demonstrated the feasibility of using BCI systems to monitor and support pilots during simultaneous flight and attentional tasks, a contribution that has garnered 46 citations and laid foundational insights for adaptive automation in aviation. Her research is pivotal in advancing non-invasive neurotechnology for real-time cognitive state assessment, with implications for safety-critical industries. By bridging cognitive neuroscience and human factors engineering, Graziani has established herself as a key figure in developing practical BCI applications that augment human capabilities rather than hinder them. Her work continues to inspire new directions in neuroadaptive systems and human-machine teaming.
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