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Volker Thoma
Profile
I am currently a lecturer at
University of East London and an associated research fellow in Nilli Lavie's
attention lab at UCL. Previously I conducted my postdoc research with Nilli
Lavie's after obtaining my
PhD from the University of London (supervised by Jules Davidoff) in 2003.
Before my PhD I gained an
MSc in Psychology at the University of Regensburg, Germany, and then worked as
a human factors expert at the Fraunhofer Institute of Industrial Engineering,
Stuttgart.
Research
My main interest is in visual cognition, in particular object and face
recognition. This includes work on visual attention and implicit memory. The
current focus is on the role of attention in forming object representations,
and the role of perceptual load in object and face recognition.
Publications Thoma,
V., Hummel, J.E., & Davidoff, J. (2004). Evidence for holistic
representation of ignored images and analytic representation of attended images.
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 30,
257-267.
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