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Dr Alex Clarke

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Alex.Clarke.3@warwick.ac.uk

Department of Psychology, University of 海角社区

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The central question my research tackles is how do we understand what we see? My research investigates the human brain, more specifically, the temporal dynamics through which we access semantic information about the objects we see. Recognising objects is incredibly fast and accurate, driven by the first few hundred milliseconds of brain activity, and my research aims to uncover the mysteries of how signals from the visual system are progressively transformed to support semantic behaviours. Beyond visual object recognition, I am also interested in how context shapes perceptual processes (for instance, why are you faster to recognise a kettle in the kitchen than in the bathroom?); why do we remember some things and forget others; and does what we learn in the lab translate into the real world? I use a range of cognitive neuroscience techniques such as fMRI, MEG, EEG and mobile brain imaging and mixed reality approaches.


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