Attention and Control Laboratory
The Attention and Control Laboratory is a cognitive neuroscience research group studying attention, training, cognitive control, theory of mind, and task performance using behavioural and neuroimaging techniques.
The Attention and Control Laboratory has a special interest in the capacity limits of human information processing.
If you are interested in working in the lab as a research assistant, honours student, PhD student or postdoctoral fellow, please contact Associate Professor Paul Dux.
Principal Investigator
- Associate Professor Paul Dux
Postdoctoral Fellows
- Dr Hannah Filmer
Graduate students
- Ms Michelle Hall
- Mr Anthony Harris
- Miss Kristina Horne
- Ms Aisling Mulvihill
- Miss Abbey Nydam
- Miss Morgan Spence
- Ms Susan Travis
Research Assistants
- Ms Ashley York
- Mr Dustin Venini
- Ms Claire Naughtin
Honour students
- Mr Shane Ehrhardt
The Attention and Control Laboratory
McElwain Building (24A), St Lucia
paulduxlab.org
+61 7 3365 6885
+61 7 3365 4466
Program Coordinator
Associate Professor Paul Dux
p.dux@psy.uq.edu.au