Laurent Hugueville

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Sorbonne Université

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Laurent Hugueville is a leading researcher in the field of noninvasive brain–computer interfaces (BCIs), with a primary focus on enhancing the reliability and user experience of these systems for real-world and clinical applications. His work centers on improving BCI accuracy through innovative cognitive strategies, such as the use of "intentional binding"—a psychological phenomenon that strengthens the sense of agency—to create more intuitive control mechanisms. Hugueville’s most-cited paper (2024, 8 citations) explores this concept for noninvasive BCI control, offering a novel pathway to boost system performance. He also investigates multimodal approaches, integrating feedback and embodiment in enriched environments to address the inherent complexity of cognitive tasks (2022, 2 citations). By tackling the challenge of making BCIs both efficient and engaging, Hugueville contributes to advancing open-loop devices and assistive technologies. His research bridges neuroscience and engineering, with notable achievements in designing feedback systems that enhance user immersion and control. With a growing citation impact, Hugueville is shaping the future of accessible, noninvasive neurotechnology.