Duties included:

1. Lecturing in psychology to students were from first year to fourth year (master);
   The lectures concerned human sciences and the psychology fields (development, social, clinical and pathology, general, cognitive, differential, environment psychology, cognitive maps, human error), but also statistics (related to human sciences), tests evaluation and development;
   I also had a strong commitment for new students, providing pedagogic and methods support.
   
   
2. Lecturing Information Technology (how computers works, links between psychology and data processing);
   The students were mainly data processing users (not future data processing professional);
   Workshops (how to use computers, how to use office suite software and databases, and data analysis software).
   
   
3. Consultancy in Information Technology for some of the university departments (projects, hardware and software purchase, training, maintenance).
   
   
4. Research: after a PhD studying how different types of drivers use their mental maps regarding their daily journeys in large cities, I oriented my studies toward human factors in aviation;
   On the request of the French CAA, I have analysed fives years of gliders accidents and incidents;
   On the request, of French Nuclear Strategic Air Command, with others researchers, we studied human factors;
   During five years, I was member of the Human factors in aviation group of the French CAA and the AIRBUS Human Factor Network.
   
   
5. Research director for student completing their fourth year in cognitive psychology:
   - Regarding aviation: safety perception by private pilots, human error and expertise by private pilots, error perception by fighters, flight management systems ergonomic for fighters;
   - other: Nuclear, Biological and Chemical gloves used by French Army, working risk representations, mental maps used by hospital staff members.
   
   
6. For six years, I was a permanent member of the teams in charge hiring new assistant professors for both Université Paris V René Descartes et Paris X Nanterre.