My research in the group of Vision and Control of Action (VISCA), which I lead, addresses how people make perceptual and motor decisions in complex environments and their capacity for adapting to changing conditions of the environment. I explore a broad range of behaviour including decisional judgements and goal-directed motor actions by using different methodologies: psychophysics, computational modeling, virtual really, eye and motion tracking and, sometimes, neuroimage.
I am interested in the study of visual cortex processing and Eye movements, you can go to my web page to learn more about my research. My current interest include the application of vergence movements in clinical settings.
Research interests include sequence learning and decision making under uncertainty. She is also interested in probabilistic reasoning and how people make decisions when the same information is shown in different numeric formats (e.g. probabilities vs frequencies)
My research interest focuses on Numerical cognition: language and numbers; numbers' acquisition; cardinality and ordinality.
I am interest in neurocomputational modelling based on populations of neurons of different brain processes, including the processing of optic flow.
Cris studies different aspects of perception and action, including eye movements, interceptive actions and perceptual decision making.
My research interest is in perceptual decision-making
Jaume's research project is about time perception.
My research interest is in prediction in sensoriomotor control
My research interest is in perceptual decision-making on contrast processing
My current research focuses on self-motion estimation from optic flow during natural behavior.
PhD student
PhD student
PhD student
PhD student
PhD student
PhD
Now post-doc at TUD:
Post-doc
PhD Student