Tomorrow: Speaking again at MayFest Aberdeen about the psychology of being forgotten School of Psychology, University of Aberdeen @abdnuni abdn.ac.uk/mayfestival/ev…

Wally hiding in the farmers market #MayFest #avl

The lab talking Visual Search at #MayFest

Public engagement - or an excuse to dress up my friends as Wally? #cantitbeboth? #avl #MayFest

All scientific papers to be free by 2020 under EU proposals gu.com/p/4jzz8?CMP=Sh…

Huge congrats to Dr Heather May Morgan FHEA FRSA for her public engagement prize today #MayFestival

Super pumped to start my first eye-tracking collab with Matt Stainer & Active Vision Lab today on online dating decisions!

Trying to work out if I'd rather be dr doctor or dr scientist?! Monday problems! #badcaseoflovingspam

Frequency plot of horizontal fixation distributions of observers viewing scenes #unknownpleasuresofdatavisualisation

thanks Dr Heather May Morgan FHEA FRSA! :)

New paper with Elham Azizi on effect of video game playing on search behaviour in abstract, game & natural scenes rdcu.be/nS6x

Have also been experimenting with more ways of visualising eye tracking data in R. Scene viewing data presented as a 3D scatterplot.

And here's a version representing gaze behaviour in two different tasks when viewing the same scene. Not super useful - but quite pretty!

24 participants, 18 trials (by colour) of normal scene viewing, saccades as left-right decisions. Liking the jellyfish-ness.

Same again - but now including up-down decisions.

Submitted ms on #orangutan decision making, #colour #vision and a vegetable reward today. Pre-print available here. biorxiv.org/content/early/…

For full description of this awesome project - check out Comic Conventions x.com/eye_read_comic…

Unveiled today, here in Bristol Bristol Vision