Vision Research Lab, UCL
Visual Perception and Modeling
We study the perceptual mechanisms the underlie our capacity to see movement, depth and form. The interests of the group span computational modeling of image motion processing to the capture, representation and perception of facial movement. Current projects include the perception of global motion, the analysis of dynamic facial motion, time perception and shape from shading.
Latest Paper from the lab
Bruno, A. & Ayhan, I. & Johnston, A. (2011) Duration expansion at low luminance levels, Journal of Vision (2011), 11(14):13, 1-13
Latest News
A recent paper from the lab on retinotopic time compression published in the Journal of Vision is generating interesting scientific debate. See Burr et al. and Johnston et al. for discussion of these phenomena. For a demonstration of retintopic based time compression please see our demos page.
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