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Using virtual reality environments to investigate cognitive function and psychological disorders

The School of Psychology has developed a large laboratory for developing immersive virtual environments. I am looking for students to use these tools to develop tests for assessing more...

Supervisor(s): Johnston, Ian (Dr)

Virtual reality to mitigate environmental, social and economic issues

Transportation of people is one of the most important sources of CO2 emissions contributing to global warming. We can reduce transport emission significantly, quickly and in a cost- more...

Supervisor(s): Rey, Patrice (Associate Professor)

Socio-Technical Futures Lab – Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality: AR/VR

Emerging technologies such as machine vision, AR/VR, AI and recommendation systems raise profound questions about the relationship between technology and society, and how these tech more...

Supervisor(s): Goggin, Gerard (Professor), Carter, Marcus (Dr)

Psychophysical and high-tech approaches in the diagnosis of mental health and psychological disorders

We focus on the possible role of psychophysical techniques in diagnosis of mental health and Psychological problems. We use advanced Virtual Reality techniques and (neuro)biological more...

Supervisor(s): Verstraten, Frans (Professor)

Computer Supported Learning and Cognition

The CoCo Research Centre was created at the University of Sydney in 2003. Our primary goal is research. We study innovative uses of advanced learning technologies, in order to gain more...

Supervisor(s): Reimann, Peter (Professor), Goodyear, Peter (Professor), Markauskaite, Lina (Professor), Jacobson, Michael (Professor)

Homo Integralis 1: Motion perception for moving observers

The perception of motion and movement has been studied for a long time, often under very controlled conditions, in dark rooms, with the head stabilised. However, human perception mo more...

Supervisor(s): Verstraten, Frans (Professor)

Homo Integralis 3: Adaptation to (transparent) motion and a moving observer

Motion perception is inherently related to adaptation, and multiple sites of motion adaptation exist along the pathway(s) of visual motion processing. Motion transparency under cond more...

Supervisor(s): Verstraten, Frans (Professor)

Homo Integralis 2: Transparent motion and the moving observer

Transparent motion or motion transparency is still a rather badly understood phenomenon. One can create spatial motion transparency and temporal motion transparency. The second part more...

Supervisor(s): Verstraten, Frans (Professor)

Homo Integralis 4: Orienting attention for moving observers

The goal of this project is to understand the role of vestibular input in the orienting of attention. Again, we look at the role of attention under conditions where observers are mo more...

Supervisor(s): Verstraten, Frans (Professor)