The Neuropsychology of Vision Perception and Action lab offers students a unique
opportunity for training in neuropsychological approaches, fMRI,
visuomotor control, visual psychophysics and high-level object vision.
Dr. Marotta is always looking for exceptional, motivated students at all
levels. Students interested in pursuing Honour's research in the lab
are encouraged to visit. Potential Master's and Ph.D. students and
Post-doctoral Fellows are encouraged to contact Dr. Marotta for
information on facilities, funding, on-going projects, and research
exchanges.
As a research mentor, Dr. Marotta strives to help his students see that
by continuing to develop their research skills and remain flexible in
their approach, they will always be able to tackle the next question,
no matter what form it may take. By expanding and strengthening their
knowledge base, they can become more balanced researchers who are capable
of successfully interacting in team research environments. By the
time graduate students leave the Perception and Action Lab, they will
have the skills and research experience necessary to establish their
own cutting-edge cognitive neuroscience laboratories fostering
sophisticated, multidisciplinary approaches to investigations of visual
perception and visuomotor control.
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