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Brief Bio · Undergraduate degree I read Psychology at
the University of Plymouth In Devon,
England. My undergraduate dissertation investigated levels of visual code in
object recognition with Dr Rob Ellis. · Masters Degree I studied on a Multidisciplinary
Masters program in Intelligent Systems which spanned three major disciplines,
Psychology, Computing and Electrical Engineering. At the University of Plymouth, pursuing my
interests in Computational Vision. Working with Professor Mike Denham, My
Thesis investigated computational neuronal models of 40Hz Oscillatory
activity as a feature binding mechanism in Biological and Artificial systems. · Doctoral work Working under Professor Mike
Denham in the School of Computing at the University of Plymouth (now Director
of the Centre for Theoretical and
Computational Neuroscience ) I continued my work on modelling cortical
binding in the visual system in a Top-Down, Bottom-Up model of Perception. · Academic Positions On finishing my PhD I took a
Faculty position in the Department of Psychology
at the University of the West of England
in · In July 2000 I resigned from my
position to travel to the · Since August 2002 I have been a
Visiting Professor at Colorado State
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