Yvonne Delevoye-Turell
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Yvonne Delevoye-Turrell is a leading researcher in cognitive psychology and human movement science, whose work bridges the gap between motor control, social cognition, and human-robot interaction. Her key research areas include the quantification of spontaneous movement, action perception, and the neurocognitive mechanisms underlying social engagement. A major contribution is her development of innovative methods to measure and interpret subtle, spontaneous motor behaviors—such as micro-movements and postural sway—as reliable indicators of cognitive and emotional states. This approach has profound implications for understanding social interaction deficits in clinical populations and for designing more responsive, adaptive robotic systems. Her most cited work, "Exploring Engagement in Human-Robot Interaction through the Quantification of Human Spontaneous Movement" (2024), already garnering 2 citations, exemplifies her impact by demonstrating how movement analysis can replace or complement traditional questionnaires in HRI research. With over 50 publications and a citation count exceeding 1,200, Delevoye-Turrell’s research has been recognized with prestigious grants from the French National Research Agency. Her work not only advances fundamental science but also offers practical tools for improving human-robot collaboration in healthcare, education, and service robotics.
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