Mathieu Hainselin

Mathieu Hainselin serves as Lecturer in Experimental Psychology at the University of Picardie Jules Verne since 2013, affiliated with the Faculty of Human, Social Sciences and Philosophy and CRP-CPO research unit (UR UPJV 7273). His academic trajectory includes a 2018 Habilitation to Direct Research and doctoral training under prominent neuropsychologists at EPHE and UCBN.

His educational foundation features:

• Doctorate in Psychology (2012, UPJV) with 'Very Honorable' distinction
• Master 2 Research Psychology (2008, University of Caen) as class valedictorian
• Master 2 Professional Neuropsychology (2007, University of Angers)

Hainselin's research integrates clinical psychology, cognitive neuroscience, and educational innovation. He investigates memory systems (particularly action and prospective memory), neuropsychopathology of aging, and evidence-based applications of improvisation in academic settings. His work emphasizes translational approaches from neuroanatomical studies to classroom practice.

His scholarly recognition includes:

• Unanimous 'Very Honorable' doctorate evaluation
• Master's program valedictorian distinction

As a qualified doctoral supervisor (since 2018 Habilitation), he mentors through CRP-CPO's collaborative framework. His teaching extends beyond UPJV through invited lectures at Brest and Angers universities on cognitive pedagogy. Methodological expertise drives his peer review contributions to 10+ neuroscience and psychology journals.

CRP-CPO provides his primary research ecosystem, focusing on cognitive-clinical intersections where experimental psychology meets real-world applications in aging populations and educational contexts.