eye think lab

psychology somewhere between perception and cognition

Director

Graduate Students

Lab members

Collaborators

The eye think lab is run by Daniel C Richardson, Before coming to UCL, Daniel was an undergraduate at Magdalen College, Oxford, a graduate student at Cornell, a postdoctoral researcher at Stanford, and an assistant professor at the University of California, Santa Cruz. He was fleetingly on the television as part of a BBC documentary, and recently received the Early Career Provost's Teaching Award at UCL. Download CV (pdf)
Chris Street is a graduate student in the Department of Cognitive, Perceptual and Brain sciences. Before joining the lab at UCL, he was an undergraduate at Dundee University where he worked in Ben Tatler's active vision lab. Chris is primarily focussed on understanding cognition and perception in social contexts. His PhD is examining how people detect deception in others (Resumé).


Pasted Graphic Matt Gobel is graduate student study the effect of social status and culture upon cognition and perception (Resumé)

These undergraduate and Masters students are currently pursing research projects in the lab:

Umair Akram
Claire Blythe
Philip Khalil-Marzouk
Fei Mei
Zargol Moradi
Cindy Restrepo
Natalie Wee
Cecilia Wong
Geoff Bird Birkbeck College
Herb H. Clark Stanford University
Jennifer Randall Crosby Williams College
Rick Dale University of Memphis
Arezou Cavanaugh University of California, Riverside
Merrit Hoover University of California, Santa Cruz
Natasha Kirkham Birkbeck College
Teenie Matlock University of California, Merced
Clare Press Reading university
Michael Ramscar Stanford University
Frances Rice, University College London
Michael Spivey University of California, Merced