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 ...
Autumn Update: FESN 2023, new paper published
It has been a busy summer for the MotorBias project with lots of progress on several projects. Alexis’ main focus has been the Dunhill Medical Trust project on Attention and Memory in PSP and Parkinsons’ disease, which reached a notable ...
Siobhan submits her PhD!
Today was a momentous day as Siobhan submitted her PhD thesis, "Examining the representation of spatial short term memories through the lens of resource allocation theory". The main take-home is that spatial short-term memory is best characterised as a flexible resource ...
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 ...
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 ...
