Julie Harris

Welcome to Hollie Carter, who has just joined the lab as a PhD student working on the characterisation of natural motion and camouflage.

We have just had a paper published on visual reaction times in elite athletes: Barrett, B.T., Cruickshank, A.G., Flavell, J.C. et al. Faster visual reaction times in… Read More »Paper on vision in elite athletes

This week, Master’s student Shiwen Li attended a Virtual Summer School organised by the International Colour Vision Society.

We have just had a paper published in Vision: Three-Dimensional Motion Perception: Comparing Speed and Speed Change Discrimination for Looming Stimuli, Abigail R. I. Lee… Read More »Paper published on speed perception and looming

Join us at Virtual-VSS from 19th-24th June, for our poster presentation on Frequency Tuned Animal Warning Signals. And here is our poster

We are very pleased that our first paper has been published from our work on animal warning signals, with our collaborators at Newcastle University: Halpin,… Read More »Paper published on animal warning signals

The group are currently spread across the UK, working from a variety of homes, but we’re active and busy.  This month, Julie and Olivier will… Read More »Virtual VSS presentation coming soon

Julie gave a talk today on counter-shading camouflage, at the Department of Psychology, Oxford University.

Our paper on what 3D motion signals drive vergence has just been accepted by Scientific Reports. A pre-print will appear very soon. Relative contributions to… Read More »Paper accepted at Scientific Reports

Julie gave a talk on counter-shading camouflage at UCL today.