Maria and Dan at the Durham PSPA meeting at the Bay Horse The last couple of months have seen significant progress with the PSP project and some important milestones for Siobhan's PhD. We've been delighted to have seen a big ...
New paper: Does resource allocation in spatial working memory depend on what is recalled?
The latest paper from Siobhan's PhD work, published in Journal of Vision, suggests so. In this study, we examined the serial position effect in spatial working memory using a continuous report task to explore how sources of recall error change across ...
Research featured in PSPMatters magazine
The PSP Association were kind enough to publish a short article about our new Dunhill Medical Trust project exploring "Can tests of cognitive function help diagnose PSP?". You can also read the article with a nice picture here (page 15) I first heard ...
Conference Report: Cognitive and Motor Processes in Spatial Attention (11th – 12th July 2019)
Last week Soazig and I co-organised a workshop to mark the end of our 3-year ORA collaboration with Stefan van der Stigchel and Thomas Schenk, and here are a few reflections on how things went. Left to right: Dan Smith, ...