One project that has been simmering along is our idea for exploring of the clinical benefit of prism glasses. The project idea arose from discussions with colleagues about the use of prism glasses by people who have problems with vision ...
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 ...
Motor Bias Project Review of the Year
Alexis Cheviet with one of the visual search tasks he created for the PSP project The new year has begun for the Motor Bias project and we wanted to take some time to reflect on the ups and downs of ...
User Perspectives on the Efficacy of Prism Therapy for Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP)
A person reading using prism glasses People with PSP often experience problems with their vision. A very common issue is a paralysis of the eyes which prevents the person from looking downwards. This vertical gaze paralysis makes it hard to ...
Siobhan’s 1st paper on “Oculomotor rehearsal in visuospatial working memory” published!
We were delighted that the first paper from Siobhan's ESRC NINE DTP grant finally came out in Attention, Perception and Psychophysics. The paper was a bit of a landmark for us both, as it was Siobhan first experiment and the ...
