I am a PhD student in Cognitive Science (Psychology/Neuroscience), specialising in vision. My goal is to understand how we perceive the world around us and model how the brain does this.
I am particularly interested in deficits in binocular vision and how these affect phenomena such as cue combination, in addition to more general topics such as the development of depth perception. I use a mixture of psychophysics and novel real-world paradigms in my research.
Short CV: I have a background in general Psychology. I completed my M.Sc in Psychology Research Methods at the University of Nottingham. I am now undertaking my Ph.D as part of both the Visual Neuroscience and Autism Research groups at the University of Nottingham. [More]
I am particularly interested in deficits in binocular vision and how these affect phenomena such as cue combination, in addition to more general topics such as the development of depth perception. I use a mixture of psychophysics and novel real-world paradigms in my research.
Short CV: I have a background in general Psychology. I completed my M.Sc in Psychology Research Methods at the University of Nottingham. I am now undertaking my Ph.D as part of both the Visual Neuroscience and Autism Research groups at the University of Nottingham. [More]
