University of BirminghamPhD in Visual Cognition (Behavioural Neuroscience, Cognitive Neuropsychology).
Oct. 2006 - Mar. 2011Birmingham, United KingdomMy research and experimental activity focused on the analysis of visual attention; particularly on basic attentional limitations on the conscious processing of visual stimuli over time. I have analysed constrains in the processing of visual information by the brain using a paradigm called the "Attentional Dwell Time"(Duncan et al. 1994, Nature) or "Attentional Blink"(Raymond, Shapiro & Arnell, 1992). • Neurological Disorders
• Clinical Neuropsychology
• Neuroimaging
• Eye Tracking
• Behavioural testing
• Research Project Management • Research Project Design
• Scientific experiments programming and prototyping • Data collection and management • Data analysis (correlation, ad-hoc, ANOVA, MANOVA)
• Human Visual Perception
• Visual Cognition
• Teaching
• Peer Reviewed Publication and Conference speaker • Creative Thinking