Past Events

We have developed robust and objective measures that do not depend upon the young patient’s cooperation or provider’s assessments of visual acuity and strabismus angle and quantifies the entire…

Dear Fellow Scientists, Jason and I will lead the Ethics Seminar on Mentorship on Wednesday. As you know, attendance at the Ethics Seminar series is mandatory for all postdocs as well as for current…

Abstract -In this talk, I will discuss ongoing work in developing scalable tools for seamlessly interactive accessibility systems. The proposed data-driven tools enable more broadly applicable…

Abstract - Chameleons are considered a potentially important model for vision in non-mammalian vertebrates. They provide exceptional behavioral tools for studying eye movements as well as information…

Abstract - In the process of focusing on how to design PowerPoint presentations that are accessible to people with visual impairment, color blindness, or no usable screen vision, this seminar will…

Abstract: Developments in wearable eye tracking devices make them an attractive solution for studies of eye movements during naturalistic head/body motion. However, before these "systems" potential…

Abstract - Most real-world hearing occurs in acoustically cluttered, reverberant environments, making perceptual segregation of sound sources critical. Reverberation signal carries environmental…

Abstract - Although programming may have once been a niche skill, the abundance of coding languages, environments, and libraries that are geared for practically any scientific pursuit has made…

Optometry track of the Annual World Congress of the Society for Human Brain Mapping and Therapeutics