Emilia Rosa Quelhas Moreira Da Costa

Emilia Rosa Quelhas Moreira Da Costa is a Portuguese researcher specializing in occupational safety and health, with a focus on thermal environment effects on human cognition and physiology. She holds a doctorate in Occupational Safety and Health from Universidade Lusófona, where she investigates cognitive fatigue, thermoregulation, and workplace ergonomics. Her work involves psychophysiological assessments, EEG analysis, and thermal acclimatization studies.

• Education: Doutoramento in Occupational Safety and Health (2015), Mestrado in Prevention Indices (2009)

Research Interests: She explores how thermal environments affect cognitive performance, mental fatigue, and physiological responses, particularly in sedentary settings. Her methodology includes climatic chamber experiments, skin and core temperature monitoring, and EEG signal analysis.

Publications Trends: Her recent work focuses on thermal acclimatization, neurophysiological responses to climate variation, and occupational risk prevention. Key themes include cognitive performance metrics, thermoregulation biomarkers, and ergonomic workplace design.