Dynamic Vision and Performance lab
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Founded at the University of Stirling (UK) in 2020, we are now one of the labs contributing to Cognitive Neuroscience research at the Psychology Division of the University of Dundee, Scotland. Find here an overview of our research, lab members, publications and activities.
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Research
Find an overview of the lab’s publications here
We study:
- Visual cognition with a focus on (natural) dynamic vision
- Brain rhythms and their role in attention and multisensory perception
- Human performance: predicting lapses of attention under high task demands
We use the following methods:
- Electro-/Magnetoencephalography (EEG/MEG)
- Eye tracking for pupillometry
- functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS)
- Other physiological measures (respiration, pulse rate)
Studies take place in lab-based and mobile ‘real-world’ environments.
Members
Christian Keitel
he/him Lab PI, scatter brain, micro manager
publications // website // github // OSF // Bluesky
Emily Cunningham
she/her PhD student (University of Stirling), funded by SGSSS - project “REALapse” which investigates lapses in attention in laboratory and real-life settings using mobile neurophysiological techniques
Martina Kopčanová
she/her MSc + PhD student (funded by SGSSS) - project “Falling out of the Zone” which aims to identify neurophysiological predictors of fatigue and inattention using M/EEG and pupillometry google scholar
Mihaela Lyutskanova
she/her PhD student (funded by TENOVUS) - project “Facilitating Early Diagnosis of Neurodegenerative Diseases Through Normative Modelling of Healthy Brain States”, which focuses on early detection and diagnostic biomarkers of Parkinson’s Disease.
Lab Alumni
Rosyl Somai
2022-2023 Research Associate (University of Stirling), investigating lapses of attention with fNIRS (funded by CENSIS)
// publications // website // github //
Lucy Wight
2021-2023 MSc student (University of Stirling), Research Assistant
Karin Bakardjian
2021-2023 BSc student (University of Stirling), Research Assistant on the SCONe project (funded by the RSE)
Comfort Ihueze
2024 MSc student (University of Dundee), Research Assistant on the EEG ManyLabs Mathewson replication project, Consulting on adapting local EEG research to afrocentric hairstyles and conditions
Links
SCONe - Scottish-EU Critical Oscillations Network
Anne Keitel’s The Auditory Brain Lab
Contact
email: dvplab.neuro@gmail.com
location: Psychology, University of Dundee, DD1 4HN Dundee