Mr Matt Anderson BSc, MSc

Postgraduate Research Student

Matt Anderson is a Postgraduate Research Student in Visual Cognition at the University of Southampton.

Qualifications

BSc Psychology (Hons), University of Southampton (2016)

MSc Research Methods in Psychology, University of Southampton (2017)

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Research interests

How does the human visual system effortlessly make sense of real-world environments? Also, what is the benefit of having two eyes rather than one? My interest lies in tying these two questions together into a single research programme by addressing the benefits of binocular depth information for natural scene perception.

PhD supervision

Prof Wendy Adams and Dr Erich Graf

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Articles

Anderson, M. D. , Graf, E. , Elder, J. H., Ehinger, K. , & Adams, W. (2021). Category systems for real-world scenes . Journal of Vision , 21 (2), 1-31. [8]. https://doi.org/10.1167/jov.21.2.8
Adams, W. , Graf, E. , & Anderson, M. (2019). Disruptive colouration and binocular disparity: breaking camouflage . Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences , 286 (1896), [20182045]. https://doi.org/10.1098/rspb.2018.2045

Thesis

Anderson, M. D. (2022). Category and depth discrimination in real-world scenes . University of Southampton.

Mr Matt Anderson
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