Master Human Factors in Space Exploration

Dates: May 12-14 | Duration: 3 Days | Price: 800€ HT

Discover how human performance impacts space missions with this immersive training program. Whether you're an engineer, researcher, healthcare professional, or simply passionate about space, this course offers actionable insights into optimizing human-system interactions in complex environments.

Why Attend?

• Learn from leading experts in aeronautics, cognitive science, and space systems design.

• Gain practical experience through case studies and hands-on exercises.

• Enhance your understanding of physiological and cognitive monitoring tools.

• Develop critical thinking skills to solve real-world challenges in space missions.

Expert Instructors

• Vsevolod Peysakhovich: Aeronautics engineer and human factors specialist.

• Frédéric Dehais: Professor at ISAE-SUPAERO, expert in neuroergonomics.

• Stéphanie Lizy-Destrez: Professor at ISAE-SUPAERO, expert in space systems design.

Program Highlights

• Day 1: Fundamentals of human factors, physiological monitoring, and eye-tracking.

• Day 2: Advanced case studies, including the AF072 Boeing 747 incident analysis.

• Day 3: Cognitive science applications, neuroergonomics, and future space exploration systems.

Who Should Attend?

• Aerospace engineers and designers

• Healthcare and safety professionals

• Cognitive scientists and researchers

• Space enthusiasts and students

Prerequisites

• Bachelor’s degree in STEM field or equivalent