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News @ SPAN
Our contributions to discussions of articles on PLoS One...here and here
Events @ Elsewhere
Annual Meeting of the Australian Neuroscience Society, Sydney, January 31st-Feb 3rd, 2009
7th Australasian Auditory Neuroscience Workshop. Satellite Meeting to the Annual Meeting of the Australian Neuroscience Society, Sydney, January 30th, 2009
Vision: From Photoreceptors to Behaviour. Satellite Meeting to the Annual Meeting of the Australian Neuroscience Society, Sydney, January 29th-30th, 2009
Links
Australian Neuroscience Society, NSW division
Sensation,
Perception And Neuroscience (SPAN) is the hub for research in sensory
science at The University of Sydney.
SPAN
is composed of faculty and researchers within the School of Medical
Sciences (Anatomy & Histology, Bosch Institute,
Biomedical Sciences, Physiology)
and the School of
Psychology. Their research is in Audition, Touch and
Proprioception, and Vision. The work is supported by funding from many
sources, including the Australian Research Council and the National
Health and Medical Research Council.
The techniques used by the researchers include human and animal behavior, cell biology, neurophysiology, neuroanatomy, brain imaging, and computation. The work benefits from interactions within and between the groups, exploiting experience with different techniques to find novel ways of exploring the workings of the brain.
Research link for the day...
Wollschläger and Anderson, 2009
The techniques used by the researchers include human and animal behavior, cell biology, neurophysiology, neuroanatomy, brain imaging, and computation. The work benefits from interactions within and between the groups, exploiting experience with different techniques to find novel ways of exploring the workings of the brain.
Research link for the day...
Wollschläger and Anderson, 2009Researchers @ SPAN
- David Alais (audition, vision, attention)
- Bart Anderson (vision, cognition)
- Ehsan Arabzadeh (touch, vision)
- Virginia Best (audition, attention)
- John Cass (vision)
- Simon Carlile (audition, attention)
- Colin Clifford (vision, motion, colour)
- Bogdan Dreher (vision, cortical physiology)
- Alan Freeman (vision, rivalry)
- Irina Harris (cognition, vision)
- Justin Harris (learning, touch, vision)
- Alex Holcombe (time, vision)
- Craig Jin (virtual reality, audition)
- Cathy Leamey (vision, development)
- Daniel Linares (vision, attention)
- Dario Protti (vision, retinal physiology)
- Atomu Sawatari (vision, anatomy)
- Sam Solomon (vision, physiology)
- Andre van Schaik (virtual reality, audition)
Recent research highlights...
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7th September 2009
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