Alumni
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Andrew Wilson PhD, Indiana University Bloomington, USA
Research Interests: My main interests are broadly in the area of
perception and action. The project here in Warwick uses masked priming
as a way to probe the way movements are selected and executed.
My research collaborations with Indiana University and the University of
Aberdeen focuses on learning (using judgment and action versions of a
coordinated rhythmic movement task) in both normal and clinical
populations.
The latter work is focused on patients who have had a stroke
(investigating motor learning as a path to recovery) and children with
neurodevelopmental disorders such as developmental coordination disorder
(DCD).
The latter involves behavioural and also structural brain imaging
work.
Email: andrew.d.wilson@warwick.ac.uk
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Shin Maruyama PhD, Japan
Shin started at IU as a post-doc with
Esther Thelen working on several projects
with infants and musicians/conductors. He has recently accepted a
position at a university in Tokyo, Japan.
Good luck Shin!
Email: smaruyam@indiana.edu
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Qin (Arthur) Zhu, PhD, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, USA
I am an Assistant Professor in the Division of Kinesiology and Health at
University of Wyoming.
I am currently working on projects that are related to affordance
perception, fast over-arm throwing (targeted), and cross education of
strength and skill.
Email: qzhu1@uwyo.edu
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Sidharth Thakur, PhD, Computer Science, Indiana University Bloomington,
USA
I received my PhD in April 2008 from the Computer Science Department at
IUB. Currently I am a Senior Visualization Researcher and Developer at
Renaissance Computing Institute in Raleigh, NC.
I collaborate with faculty members, researchers, and students on
visualization research and development projects. As part of Renci's
Engagement center at North Carolina State University (NCSU)
I provide expertise on computer graphics and interactive tools for
visualizing and analyzing information and scientific data. Projects span
diverse domains including visualizations of social and economic
factors affecting the state of NC, visualization of textile research
data, and molecular visualizations.
Email: sidsweb@gmail.com
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Joe Anderson,PhD,Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, USA
BS (Psychology, Philospohy), Bradley University, 2007
Email: joesande@indiana.edu
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Young-Lim Lee
BA (English Language and Literature), Sungshin Women's University (Korea), 2000;
MA (Psychology), Western Kentucky University, USA
I initially studied English language and literature at Sungshin Women's University in Korea. After graduating in 2000, I went to Western Kentucky University. At Western
Kentucky, I studied shape perception and recognition. My thesis was about the perception and recognition of 3-D shape from shadows cast onto curved surfaces. Currently,
I am studying shape perception and visually guided reach-to-grasping action at the Perception/Action Lab.
Email: yl5@indiana.edu
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Rachel Coats
Email: rcoats@indiana.edu
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