John started following the work of Claire Sergent, Inserm, CRICM.
John started following the work of Jannemieke Oostra.
John started following the work of Michael Corballis, University of Auckland, Psychology.
Université Paris V René Descartes
Post-Doc, Laboratoire Psychologie de la Perception
The Australian National University, Psychology
University College London, Institute of Ophthalmology
About
I completed my PhD at the Australian National University (2004-2007) with Mark Edwards on motion perception, specifically the integrative processes required to perceive multiple directions simultaneously (known as transparent motion).
These interests in low-level vision developed during a postdoctoral fellowship at University College London with Steven Dakin and Peter Bex (2008-2010). In this time I focussed on peripheral vision and crowding, the deleterious effect of ‘clutter’ on object recognition, in both the ‘normal’ visual system and in children with amblyopia. Along the way I have also examined our perception of depth, position, and numerosity, as well as change-detection and attention.
I am currently undertaking a post-doctoral fellowship at the Université Paris Descartes with Patrick Cavanagh and the CAVlab, where we are working on topics in spatial vision, crowding and attention.
Contact Information
| Address: | Centre Attention & Vision |
| IM: | Skype: john.a.greenwood |
