Our sensory worlds are filled with information, but we are only aware of a small proportion of it at any particular moment in time. Attention is the mechanism that prioritizes processing according to our goals. But what determines what our goals are and how well we can maintain them over time and in the face of distractions? Research in the lab focuses on how behavioral goals and prior experiences interact with sensory events to determine perception and cognition. To study these topics we use a combination of eye-tracking, psychophysics, virtual reality, fMRI and EEG/ERPs, and work with others to use TMS, pharmacology and patient studies.
We work closely with other labs at UC Davis that are also interested in issues of visual cognition. See us here: visualcognition.ucdavis.edu
Our lab is committed to a work environment that is positive, supportive, and productive. To learn more, see our lab manual.
We work closely with other labs at UC Davis that are also interested in issues of visual cognition. See us here: visualcognition.ucdavis.edu
Our lab is committed to a work environment that is positive, supportive, and productive. To learn more, see our lab manual.
News
Beth Hall awarded an NDSEG fellowship. Congratulations Beth!
Bo's paper on habituation effects on distractor suppression, JEP:GEN
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Thanks to DataCamp, for providing our lab and undergraduate RA class with free access to their courses
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Center for Mind and Brain
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