Faculty

Curtis L. Baker, PhD
Visual processing of motion and texture using psychophysics, neurophysiology, imaging and modeling approaches in animals and humans.

Kathy T. Mullen, PhD
The processing of colour vision in the human brain: The role of colour vision in form and motion perception. fMRI of the human visual cortex and LGN. Development of colour cognition in children.

Robert F. Hess, PhD, DSc (Director)
Cortical visual processing of space, motion and stereo using psychophysics and brain imaging in normal humans, and its susceptibility to developmental disruption.

Janine M. Mendola, PhD
Functional organization of the human visual system, and the neural basis of perception in health and disease. Recently, I have focused on the neurological characterization of adults and children with amblyopia.

Reza Fariva, PhD
Comparative neuroimaging of high-level visual function in humans and non-human primates. Technical development of MRI methods, including optimization of coils and sequence parameters for high-resolution imaging of structure and function. Clinical application of high-resolution MRI for detection of grey matter loss in TBI.

Frederick A. A. Kingdom, PhD
Colour vision, spatial vision and the perception of surfaces using psychophysics, image processing and fMRI.