Research Interests of Current Mentors:
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John Brabyn, Ph.D. Low vision and blindness rehabilitation, sensory impairment, assistive technology. |
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Arvind Chandna, MD. DO. FRCS. FRCOphth Childhood vision disorders, particularly normal and abnormal visual development and oculomotor control in strabismus, amblyopia and cerebral visual impairment. |
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James Coughlan, Ph.D. Applications of computer vision and sensor technologies for people who are blind or visually impaired. |
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Don Fletcher, M.D. Low vision rehabilitation, correlation of macular pathology to functional performance, macular perimetry, reading, and adaptive skill training. |
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Bill Good, M.D. Abnormal visual development in infants and children. |
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Steve Heinen, Ph.D. Attentive and inattentive control of smooth, fixational and binocular eye movements using stimuli inspired by natural objects. |
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Chuan Hou, M.D., Ph.D. EEG source imaging and psychophysical studies of interocular suppression and attention, temporal dynamics of visual processing in amblyopia and strabismus. |
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Lora Likova, Ph.D. Multimodal brain imaging of brain plasticity, learning, memory, and navigation in the blind and sighted, with particular emphasis on crossmodal brain reorganization and neurorehabilitation. |
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Natela Shanidze, Ph.D. Visual/vestibular interaction, eye and head movements in normal vision and central field loss. |
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Santani Teng, Ph.D. Cross-sensory spatial and object perception, braille, echolocation, and mobility in blind and sighted persons, investigated with psychophysical, neuroimaging (fMRI, M/EEG), and engineering approaches. |
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Christopher Tyler, Ph.D., D.Sc.
Brain imaging, electrophysiological, and psychophysical studies of 3D vision, long-range interactions, and temporal processing dynamics in brain trauma and visual disorders. |
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Preeti Verghese, Ph.D. Spatial vision, stereopsis, attention, and eye movements in normal vision and in individuals with central field loss, using psychophyics and source-imaged EEG |