Visual Impairment
visual impairment
CRAIG JIN
Postdoctoral Research Associate in Fluent Mobility for Visual Impairment Using Auditory Augmentation: You will be working with a dynamic group of researchers at the University of Sydney, University of Technology Sydney and Westmead Hospital. We are exploring the use of non-verbal auditory grammar for spatial cognition and navigation.
Visual Perception in Cerebral Visual Impairment (CVI)
Did you see that hazard? Scanning and detection deficits of drivers with hemianopia
Seeing with technology: Exchanging the senses with sensory substitution and augmentation
What is perception? Our sensory modalities transmit information about the external world into electrochemical signals that somehow give rise to our conscious experience of our environment. Normally there is too much information to be processed in any given moment, and the mechanisms of attention focus the limited resources of the mind to some information at the expense of others. My research has advanced from first examining visual perception and attention to now examine how multisensory processing contributes to perception and cognition. There are fundamental constraints on how much information can be processed by the different senses on their own and in combination. Here I will explore information processing from the perspective of sensory substitution and augmentation, and how "seeing" with the ears and tongue can advance fundamental and translational research.
Olfactory neurogenesis after visual impairment: A role in sensory compensation?
FENS Forum 2024
Visual impairments in a mouse model of multiple sclerosis: A transcriptomic analysis
FENS Forum 2024