Julie in Toronto
Julie is taking a 1-semester research sabbatical and will be spending some of her time visiting York University, Toronto, from 16th October until 4th December… Read More »Julie in Toronto
Julie is taking a 1-semester research sabbatical and will be spending some of her time visiting York University, Toronto, from 16th October until 4th December… Read More »Julie in Toronto
Julie visited Prof. Debbie Giaschi’s lab at the University of British Columbia today, and gave a talk to her group on vision, camouflage and animal… Read More »Visit to UBC
Federico presented a talk at ECVP25 on human avoidance learning of natural patterns, specifically toxic or non-toxic butterflies and moths. Eat or Leave?’: Natural warning… Read More »European Conference on Visual Perception
Our review (Harris, Penacchio & Osorio) on The Role of Vision Science in Understanding Animal Camouflage has been published in Annual Review of Vision Science.
An updated chapter (Wilcox and Harris, 2025) on Fundamentals of Stereopsis has been published in Encyclopaedia of the Eye.
Federico has been presenting our work at the 2025 Vision Sciences Society annual meeting, in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. He presented a talk on memorability of… Read More »Federico at Vision Sciences
Lab members Julie Harris and Federico de Filippi attended this year’s Scottish Vision Group at a lovely location near Loch Lomond. Federico presented a talk:… Read More »Scottish Vision Group 2025
Ruth Woodfield (School of Management) has written a recent blog on Research Culture, Collegiaility and the REF, based on results from our recently published paper… Read More »LSE blog features Collegiaility paper
Currently running behind on news due to sick leave in early 2025!
Our paper on “Collegiality in the complex ecosystem of research in academia: an analysis of a research-intensive university in the UK” has recently been published… Read More »New paper on Collegiality published