News

BBSRC have described some of work on counter-shading in their 20th anniversary blog, look at the 5th August post on this blog: http://bbsrc.tumblr.com/  

This week, George will be presenting our work on the counter-shading project to the International Congress of Neuroethology: Lovell P. George, Sanghera Simon, Penacchio Olivier,… Read More »Presentation at ICN conference

We have had a BBSRC grant awarded on  ‘Neural pathways underlying human motion perception’.  This is a collaboration with Alex Wade at York, and Marina… Read More »BBSRC grant awarded

3D scanning for our BBSRC-funded caterpillar project is now well underway.  Olivier Penacchio and Philip Cammack are using an optical scanner to extract the full… Read More »Caterpillar shape and camouflage

Stephane Clery has graduated with the his PhD. Well done Stephane, we knew you would do it.

Andy Mackenzie has won a place on the European Summer School on Eye Movements (ESSEM 2014), in Frieburg, Germany. ESSEM brings together internationally renowned researchers to… Read More »ESSEM 2014 Summer School: Andy Mackenzie wins place

We have a new publication on our AMD related project, published in Lecture Notes in Computer Science: Tapology: A game-based plat-form to facilitate e-health and e-inclusion,… Read More »New publication: collaboration with Ken Scott-Brown

Benjamin Portelli (currently final year in Psychology, Aberdeen) has accepted a place to do a PhD with us on motion-in-depth. He will be funded by… Read More »New EPSRC funded PhD student next year

Today Sarune Savickaite (currently Junior Honours student, Psychology) has started her EPSRC summer studentship in the lab. We will be working on a project exploring… Read More »EPSRC summer project starts

Julie will go to the Vision Sciences Society annual conference in Florida later this week, and will present work completed with last year’s summer student,… Read More »VSS presentation