Associate Professor Philip Grove
Level 4, Room 466

Researcher biography
I am an experimental psychologist studying sensation, perception, and cognition.
I use fundamental psychophysics and visual neuroscience to investigate:
1) Basic sensory processes underlying binocular depth perception in basic and applied contexts.
- how does the brain interpret binocular disparity, occlusion depth cues?
- how do perceptual mechanisms resolve ambiguities in depth and spatial layout?
2) Multisensory perception and cross-modal interactions.
- how visual perception is influenced by inputs from other senses such as audition?
- how is the interaction between vision and audition influenced by context, experience, and expectation?
3) Applied visual perception in virtual reality and surgical settings.
- how does depth perception, eye movements, and visuomotor performance differ between virtual reality environments and the real world?
- How 3D versus 2D viewing affects performance in surgical tasks such as laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery and training?