The Centre for Vision Research
The Centre for Vision Research (CVR) at 快播视频 pursues world-class, interdisciplinary research and training in visual science and its applications. The CVR brings together researchers from psychology, electrical engineering & computer science, biology, physics, digital media, philosophy, kinesiology & health science, and other disciplines in a highly interdisciplinary and collaborative centre. Fundamental research that merges techniques in human psychophysics, visual neuroscience, computer vision and computational theory is supported by leading-edge facilities including a 3T fMRI scanner, neurophysiological and neural stimulation suites, immersive projection virtual reality displays, and a wide array of visuo-robotic platforms.
The Centre for Vision Research is the foundation for York鈥檚 Vision Science to Applications () program funded by the (CFREF, 2016-2023). VISTA is an ambitious collaborative program that builds on and extends York鈥檚 world-leading interdisciplinary expertise in biological and computer vision. Most CVR members are associated with VISTA and the project provides significant resources and opportunities for CVR faculty, researchers, students, and partners.
CVR Events
Theses and Dissertations Depository of CVR trainees are now available. consists of theses and dissertations produced by graduate students affiliated with the York Centre for Vision Research.
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Plato was right: newborns do math
Watch Graham Wakefield's fascinating presentation on Computational Worldmaking at Virtual Reality Toronto (2021)
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Resources
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