The Beck Attention and Perception lab is looking to add multiple undergraduate 290s. Research is aimed at identifying the cognitive processes and neural structures that enable and limit our visual representations of the world. For instance, what determines whether or not we are aware of an event? What mechanisms constrain the number of items we can effectively process simultaneously? Why are we so adept at processing natural scenes? Candidates should be able to commit to at least 2 semesters.

Contact: Brian Metzger [Email | Web Link]

Submitted: Jan 11, 2013