BRAIN BEHAVIOUR
How does the brain translate ambiguous sensory information into coherent percepts? Our current research projects seek to unravel the intricacies of the human visual system through a combination of behavioural, neuroimaging (fMRI), brain stimulation (TMS), and eye-movement recording approaches.
Interests
Visual perception
Stereo; motion and biological motion; colour; spatial vision
Perceptual learning and plasticity
Learning specificity and transfer; cross-modal learning
​Vision in atypical populations
Motion perception and visual learning in Autism, cortical blindness
Methods
Psychophysics; Neuroimaging (fMRI, MEG);
Brain Stimulation (TMS); Eye-movement recordings
December 7, 2019
Check out the link to the relevant paper in our Publications page [Chang et al., 2018 NeuroImage]. The kids went to eat. Found no food. But hey, there was this photo booth...
October 2, 2019
Our stereo-object work has gone in press at the Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience. Here, we show that both behavioural sensitivity to stereoscopic depth, and fMRI responses during depth judgments are modulated by object plausibility. Check link to preprint in the pub...
July 30, 2019
Kenneth's work on the association between Autistic traits and various aspects of biological motion perception is out!