Connectionists: FW: PhD in 'Cultural and contextual differences in picture perception: building an ecological model of human visual perception'

Eirini Mavritsaki Eirini.Mavritsaki at bcu.ac.uk
Tue Oct 25 07:01:21 EDT 2016


Dear connectionists team,

I was wondering if you could please forward the information below to your list about a new PhD position in our lab for February 2017 start.

Kind regards,
Eirini Mavritsaki


Cultural and contextual differences in picture perception: building an ecological model of human visual perception

Full time PhD funding available for February 2017 start

For further details contact Dr P. Rentzelas (Panagiotis.rentzelas at bcu.ac.uk<mailto:Panagiotis.rentzelas at bcu.ac.uk>) and Dr E Mavritsaki (Eirini.mavritsaki at bcu.ac.uk<mailto:Eirini.mavritsaki at bcu.ac.uk>).

Short description: The proposed postgraduate research project aims to investigate the cross-cultural differences on visual attention. This will be achieved by employing a ground breaking research methodology that will involve social and cognitive psychology research techniques and the use of EEG and eye-tracking equipment. This approach will enable the more detailed understanding of the underlying brain processes on human visual perception and its cross-cultural and ecological differences.

Applicant requirements:
The ideal candidate should be a Psychology or Neuroscience graduate with a 2:1 or above BSc (Hons) with a strong interest and experience in behavioural and psychophysiological research. A postgraduate qualification in the area will be desirable.


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Eirini Mavritsaki, Ph.D., CPsychol
Senior Lecturer in Cognitive Psychology and  Director of Research for the School of Social Sciences

Department of Psychology
Faculty of Business Law and Social Sciences
Birmingham City University
The Curzon Building
4 Cardigan Street
Birmingham
B4 7BD
eirini.mavritsaki at bcu.ac.uk<mailto:eirini.mavritsaki at bcu.ac.uk>
0121 331 6361

Special Issue in Frontiers 'Neuropsychology through the lenses of computational modelling'
http://fron.tiers.in/go/r2e3M4
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