Benraïss Abdelrhani

Benraïss Abdelrhani serves as a Lecturer at the University of Poitiers, affiliated with the Center for Research on Cognition and Learning (CeRCA) and the Maison des Sciences de l'Homme et de la Société (MSHS). He is an active member of the Cognition, Clinic and Behavior (CoCliCo) research team, contributing to interdisciplinary studies in cognitive science.

His research centers on attentional processes, with specialization in attention mechanisms, sensorimotor automations, and inhibitory control. Teaching responsibilities span Bachelor's-level neuroscience and Master's-level courses in cognitive activity investigation tools and psychophysiology of attention, reflecting his dual expertise in theoretical frameworks and experimental methodologies.

Publication trends from 2007-2008 reveal integration of neurophysiological and computational approaches across three key domains: visual detection bias analysis, electromyography-based motor inhibition studies, and biomechanical image processing techniques for ocular/head movement quantification. These works collectively demonstrate methodological innovation in probing the sensorimotor-cognitive interface.

As part of CeRCA's CoCliCo team, Abdelrhani participates in collaborative projects utilizing advanced equipment including the Point Light Action Visualization and Modification Platform (PLAViMoP) and Self Analysis Vidéo (SAV) systems for behavioral research and cognitive process visualization.