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"Global facilitation of attended features is obligatory and restricts divided attention." Published in the Journal of Neuroscience.

The PhD project will investigate object-based attention and inhibition of return in healthy ageing with Drs. Hunt and Pilz.

A PhD project is available on exploring the neural basis of visual crowding.

"Eye movements in surgery: A literature review." Published in the Journal of Eye Movement Research.

Pupil response as a predictor of blindsight in hemianopia

University of Aberdeen scientists have shed new light on a 100 year-old argument into whether blindness following a brain injury is absolute.

Fruhen, L.S., Flin R. H. & McLeod, R. (2013). Chronic unease for safety in managers: a conceptualisation, Journal of Risk Research.

The Senior Managers and Safety Masterclass for Industry course, organised by Prof Rhona Flin and Dr Laura Fruhen, takes place on October 23 between 1.30pm and 4.30pm at the Sir Duncan Rice Library.

An eye movement test to assist diagnosis of major adult psychiatric disorders has taken a step closer to being commercialised after winning a prestigious national contest recognising Scotland's entrepreneurial innovations.

An eye movement test to assist diagnosis of major adult psychiatric disorders, which was devised by researchers from the University of Aberdeen around the work of Dr Philip Benson (School of Psychology) and Prof David St Clair (Mental Health), has won a prestigious national contest recognising Scotland's entrepreneurial innovations.