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Rebecca Hirst, PhD
Co-author of the latest edition of Building Experiments in PsychoPy, my research focuses on multisensory perception and attention across the lifespan using a combination of psychophysics and EEG.
Sue Lynn Mah, PhD candidate
My research areas cover associative learning, attention, individual differences and culture. I have experience in daisy-chaining online experiments to/from Qualtrics and Prolific.
Kimberley Dundas, PhD Candidate
Starting in February, my research examines subjective visual perception of ambiguous stimuli, using multivariate and univariate analyses of EEG data.
Wakefield Morys-Carter, MA
I offer support on the forum alongside my job as the Senior Psychology Demonstrator and Teaching Fellow at Oxford Brookes University. I am not currently involved with our consultancy projects, but I will be supporting fixed-price bug fixes, coming soon to the Pavlovia store.
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