Results for "Center for Perceptual Systems"

The Center for Perceptual Systems is an integrated program that overlaps several separate departments: Neuroscience, Psychology, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Neurobiology, Computer Science, and Speech and Communication.

Website: http://www.cps.utexas.edu/index.html

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Faculty

Duane G Albrecht

Affiliated Departments:
Psychology
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Research Interests include biological, perceptual and visual perception psychology.

Cell Biology, in general, with an  emphasis on neurons.

Chandrajit L Bajaj

Affiliated Departments:
Computer Science, Statistics and Scientific Computation
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My current research is on the computer science and computational mathematics foundations of statistical and dynamic decision making, learning dynamical systems and exploratory visualization. I develop machine…

Dana Ballard

Affiliated Departments:
Computer Science
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Dr. Ballard's main research interest is in computational theories of the brain with emphasis on human vision. In 1985 he and Chris Brown led a team that designed and built a high speed binocular camera control…

Alan Bovik

Affiliated Departments:
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Research Interests:

Digital video communication, Image processing, Computational aspects of biological visual perception

Craig Champlin

Affiliated Departments:
Communications Sciences and Disorders
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Physiological correlates of auditory perception, the effects of noise on hearing, spectro temporal processing of sound, otoacoustic emissions

Leslie Cohen

Affiliated Departments:
Psychology
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Perception, memory and cognition in infants
In general Dr. Cohen and his students in the Infant Cognition Laboratory have been examining how infants process and integrate visual and auditory information from…

Lawrence K Cormack

Affiliated Departments:
College of Liberal Arts, Psychology
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My research interests have evolved over the years from studying stereoscopic vision, to natural scene statistics related to binocular vision, to the processing of motion through depth (i.e. 3D motion). This last…

Laura Crothers

Affiliated Departments:
School of Biological Sciences
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Sexual selection, evolution of communication systems, animal behavior, field research, behavioral ecology, visual signaling