User:Arthur Lugtigheid

Physics is like looking for a dark cat in a dark room. Philosophy is like looking for a dark cat in a dark room where there is no cat. Psychology is like looking for a dark cat in a dark room where there is no cat but you find one anyway.

Hi, my name is Arthur Lugtigheid and I'm currently a post-doctoral fellow at the Centre for Vision Research at York University (Toronto, Canada). My research focuses on binocular vision, with emphasis on depth perception. I am interested in several aspects of depth perception, including depth cue combination, binocular fusion, eye movements and applications of 3D technology (i.e. 3D film).

In 2011 I completed my PhD in visual perception at the the School of Psychology of the University of Birmingham, before which I obtained a masters degree in cognitive and biological psychology from the Erasmus University in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. For my master project I worked at the department of neuroscience of the Erasmus MC.

You can contact me by e-mail or leave a message on my Talk page.

Current research interests:

 * Vision science
 * Neuroscience
 * Stereopsis
 * 3D motion perception
 * Depth cue interactions
 * Bayesian modeling of perception
 * Time-to-contact