Talk at Macquarie
Today I gave a seminar at Macquarie University, Sydney, entitled ‘Perception of shape and depth: combining cues across space and time’. This was on our… Read More »Talk at Macquarie
Today I gave a seminar at Macquarie University, Sydney, entitled ‘Perception of shape and depth: combining cues across space and time’. This was on our… Read More »Talk at Macquarie
We’ve had a paper accepted on our AMD related project, for presentation at the HCI International 2014 conference, and publication in the conference proceedings. The… Read More »Paper accepted for HCI International 2014
The Experimental Psychology Society have awarded Andy Mackenzie a Grindley Grant to help with travel costs to the 2014 Symposium on Eye Tracking Research & Applications… Read More »Andy Mackenzie awarded Grindley Grant
On Tue 28th Jan I gave a talk at the University of Adelaide on our work on visual cue combination for shape and depth perception.
Katharina Zeiner, Manuel Spitschan (a former Undergraduate Research Assistant) and Julie Harris have had a paper accepted for publication in Journal of Vision: Perceptual integration… Read More »Katharina Zeiner has paper accepted in JoV
Andy MacKenzie has had a paper accepted on for the Eye Tracking Research and Applications Symposium, 2014, Safety Harbor, Florida. entitled ‘Characterizing Visual Attention during… Read More »Andrew MacKenzie to present at ETRA
Congratulations to Stephane Clery, who just passed his PhD viva, and will be asked to do only minor corrections. Stephane’s PhD was examined by Jasna… Read More »Dr. Stephane Clery
Paul Cox (MSc, Conversion to Psychology, 2013) has accepted a PhD place at the School of Psychology, University of Dundee, to work with Ben Vincent… Read More »Paul Cox accepts PhD position in Dundee
PhD studentships are now available for Sept 2014 entry. There are opportunities from the School of Psychology and Neuroscience, and the BBSRC Eastbio.
We have started a collaboration with SACHI in the School of Computer Science. I’ll be involved in supervising PhD student Max Nicosia (DSTL funded), working… Read More »Collaboration with SACHI in Computer Science