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Danielle Smith DanielleÕs PhD is using
psychophysical techniques to investigate how perception changes with Autism.
With Danielle
Ropar. Funded by the ESRC. Mike Long Mike is investigating the
psychological, perceptual and human factors issues linked to Head Up
displays. With Gary Burnett.
Funded by an EPSRC CASE studentship with Jaguar LandRover. Natalie Kelly NatalieÕs PhD uses fMRI and
psychophysics to measure temporal resolution and attention in older and
younger adults. Funded by the MRC and University of Birmingham Libby Fergie Libby is researching executive
function and attentional control in older and
younger adults. With Lucy Cragg. Former members Kate Roberts Kate investigated the neural
mechanisms of segmentation in depth, colour and
motion, funded by the BBSRC. Helen Payne Helen worked on the ESRC project
ÒAgeing Visibility and IgnoringÓ. Helen measure the
mechanisms underlying active ignoring and found different patterns of
activation for older and younger adults. Jacquie Mhizha-Murira Jacquie developed methods to
measure workload in the NITES
simulator as part of a project to investigate driving behaviour
in collaboration with civil engineering and Nottingham Trent University. Helen Saunderson Helen worked on the psychology
part of the Clay
Transformations project investigating the cognitive effects of handling
clay. Vera Chen Vera is investigating how reward,
attention and motivation change after brain injury. With Glyn
Humphreys, Shoumitro Deb and Pia Rotshein. Her PhD was
awarded in 2013. Setu Havanur Setu investigated how the
visual world is segmented. Her PhD was awarded in 2012 Precius Gayle Precius contributed to work
measuring older adults perception of motion. Current
Students Bethan Elliot Lydia Idris Melissa Martell John Turner Victoria Wales Thomas Veale Former Students Michelle Chen Kiana Azmoodeh Rachel Bluett Stacey Arnold Aleks Polubinski Rex Lam |
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