Full Professor of Perception and Cognition. Cognitive science, eye tracking, mixed models. she/her.

#python, #rstats, #shiny, #datascience training and consultancy. We help organisations extract the most from their data.

Lecturer in Psychology at the University of East Anglia.

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Vision Scientist, Dad, Would-be artist & dreadful chess player. Check out my new #visionscience textbook here: https://www.routledge.com/Practical-Vision-Science-Learning-Through-Experimentation/Balas/p/book/9781032691121 All opinions my own.

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PhD candidate at the University of East Anglia, researching autism and biophilia.

Professor, Stanford Vision Neuroscientist Interested on how the interplay between brain function, structure & computations enables visual perception; and also what are we born with and what develops.

Messy writer with brilliant personal life.

Developmental scientist at UEA , psycholinguist, computational modelling, infant studies, eye tracking

Proud dad, Professor of Computational Cognitive Neuroscience, author of The Decoding Toolbox, founder of http://things-initiative.org our lab 👉 https://hebartlab.com

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Reader in Psychology at the University of Essex. Probably somewhere doing experiments with eyes.

PhD Student in Psychology UEA | Manager and Research Coordinator of InLab | Interested in Education, Genetics, Individual Differences, Learning, Cognition

Biomedical engineer turned cognitive neuroscientist interested in all things faces, especially facial expressions. All views are my own.

cyanide & happiness, explosm, that kinda stuff

Juan C. Castro-Alonso. Rewarded hubby & daddy. Educational psychology, multimedia, STEM, biochemistry, spatial working memory. Asst. Professor at University of Birmingham (UK), Author, Speaker, Editor, Consultant

Cognitive Scientist at Max Planck, Professor of Psychology https://www.falkhuettig.com/ Author of 'Looking Ahead: The New Science of the Predictive Mind' published by Cambridge University Press on 6 March 2025.

Cognitive Neuroscientist at George Washington University. Research focus: attentional selection, object perception, and vision.