Below is an example of the types of questions you will be asked by the MR technologist to confirm you can safely undergo an MRI.
A new review paper from Jody Culham & Eva Deligiannis on “Bringing Vision Science Closer to the Real World” is officially out and available through open access here.
Sam Schellenberg-Ruland is joining the lab as a Masters student in Psychology. Emiko Muraki departs the lab to start her new role as an Assistant Professor at Penn State.
“Reaching movements in virtual reality depend on the seen avatar arm and not just the physical controlling arm” Available online here.
A paper is out from a collaboration with Diana Dima and Yalda Mohsenzadeh in Nature Communications Biology.
“Exploring neural responses in the human brain to real-world face size and distance”. Eva will be continuing in the lab as a Research Assistant and Lab Manager.
Eva Deligiannis got her first paper for elegant fMRI work investigating the contribution of binocular disparity to face processing.
The Digital Brain Project aims to study the brain in a way that more closely mimics real-world complexity – by putting people inside an fMRI scanner and having them play video games and perform a large battery of cognitive tasks. Read the full article from Western News.