Eugene Aidman is Principal Scientist at Defence Science & Technology Group in South Australia. He is Adjunct Professor of Biomedical Sciences at the University of Newcastle, Adjunct Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of Sydney and Visiting Professor at the School of Life Sciences, Kingston University, London. His research at the intersection of neuroscience, performance psychology and human factors is focussed on the design and evaluation of scalable interventions to enhance cognitive performance, sustain mental fitness and prevent mental health risks. Prof Aidman’s publications include over 130 peer review publications on psychometrics of cognitive assessment and its applications in performance psychology, including cognitive training and fatigue countermeasures in high-risk occupations. Prof Aidman is a Fellow of the APS, founding member of its College of Sport & Exercise Psychologists, and the recipient of its Award of Distinction recognising his career-long contribution to the discipline and profession of Performance Psychology.