Alan Johnston

Professor of Psychology

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Visual Psychophysics, Mathematical Biology, Computational Vision, Motion, Space and Time Perception, Face Perception.

Aurelio Bruno

Postdoctoral Researcher

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Psychophysical investigation of the time-dependent signals in the visual system on which our abilities to judge elapsed time, temporal order and duration are based.

Inci Ayhan

PhD Student

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I am a PhD student involved in the project that investigates the vision-based mechanisms of time perception. Using the psychophysical techniques, we are trying to understand the components of the visual system that contribute to the adaptation induced changes in apparent duration. Currently, I am working on the spatial tuning functions of these temporal changes. My PhD is financially supported by The Leverhulme Trust, UK & NTT Basic Research Laboratories, Japan.

Fintan Nagle

PhD Student

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My PhD project is aimed at extending the Vision Lab's computational face processing pipeline (which we rely on for operations such as modelling images in face space and projecting facial motion from a person on to a generated avatar) to include 3D data and concepts from geometric algebra.

Richard Cook

PhD Student

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My research interests include the perception of biological motion; self-recognition from dynamic cues; and imitation and the so-called 'correspondence problem' (i.e. how do we make the translation between perceptual and motor domains?). Link to Personal Site.