Zheng Ma
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Degrees: PhD in Psychology, Johns Hopkins University
MA in Psychology, Johns Hopkins University
BS in Psychology, Peking University, China
MA in Psychology, Johns Hopkins University
BS in Psychology, Peking University, China
I am interested in the mechanisms and representations of human visual cognition. I combine approaches including psychophysics experiments, eye tracking, computational modeling, as well as testing of special populations (e.g. brain damaged patients, amblyopic observers) to understand multiple functions of the human visual system, including attentional tracking ability , motion perception and eye movements. I hope that a combination of different methodologies and a focus on multiple levels of cognition could give us a more comprehensive understanding of human mind.
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Heinen Lab
Our laboratory studies how visual perception and cognition guide the smooth pursuit eye movement system. The goal of our research is to provide information about basic neural mechanisms that drive this system that will aid in the diagnosis and treatment of vision and eye movement disorders. Basic...