Dr Brian Sullivan

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Biography

I have a background in psychology and neuroscience with a primary research focus on studying the human visual system. My research focuses on how we gather and process visual information in the world and coordinate visuo-motor behavior, and biological and computational models that can explain this behavior. Since July 2016, I have worked with Drs. Casimir Ludwig, Iain Gilchrist, Dima Aldamen, and Walterio Mayol on the EPSRC sponsored project GLANCE. As a graduate student, I worked on visual multi-tasking with Mary Hayhoe and Dana Ballard at the University of Texas at Austin’s Center for Perceptual Systems.  I worked as a ...

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Links

• GitHub
•   Google Scholar
• Vision Research Bog

Recent publications

• Sullivan, B, Wilson, CE & Saldaña, D, 2019, ‘Development of a gaze contingent method for auditory threshold evaluation in non-verbal ASD children’. Research in Autism Spectrum Disorders, vol 62., pp. 85-98
• Kit, D & Sullivan, B, 2016, ‘Classifying mobile eye tracking data with hidden Markov models’., pp. 1037-1040

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