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ABOUT US

Bogazici University Vision Laboratory is a research unit founded under the Department of Psychology in 2015 with the contribution of Bogazici University Scientific Research Projects Start-Up Funding Scheme awarded to Dr İnci Ayhan as principal investigator. Committed to the interdisciplinary research of human vision, our lab team consists of cognitive science master students, as well as graduate and undergraduate psychology students.
Our ongoing projects mainly focus on the psychophysical investigation of time perception, visuo-motor interaction, scene recognition, motion prediction and emotionally ambiguous faces. We are also connected to the Department of Computer Engineering via collaborative computational work and to the Department of Philosophy via reading groups and co-supervised thesis projects. Our international collaborators include Prof Alan Johnston, Dr Shin’ya Nishida and Prof Johannes Zanker.

RESEARCH AREAS

Jun 15 2021	Didem presented a poster @VSS 2021 titled as "The Effects of Abutting Pattern Motion and Smooth Pursuit Eye Movement on the Visibility of Low-Contrast Luminance-Modulated Target Gratings"
Jun 15 2021	Dilce presented a poster @VSS 2021 titled as: "The Effect of Inducer Motion and Smooth Pursuit Eye Movement on the Visibility of Isoluminant Target Gratings"
Jun 15 2021	We are happy to announce that we have recently been awarded a grant from Bogazici University to investigate ideomotor theory using temporal features (time and speed).

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