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Michael Kubovy |
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| photo: Sergei Gepshtein, Aug. 2003 |
| kubovy AT virginia.edu | Where am I? | Calendar | |
| Office | Gilmer B011 | Office phone | +1-434-982-4729 |
| Lab | Gilmer B019 | Lab phones | 2-4751; 2-4746 |
| Office hours | M: 1530-1630; W 1400-1500 | Instructor number | 3967 |
I am a professor of psychology with interests in auditory, visual, and cross-modal perception, psychology of art, and philosophy of mind (perception lab's homepage). You may think of me as a neo-Gestalt psychologist who uses tools of cognitive science—experiments using human observers, mathematical analysis of patterns, and a mathematical modeling of data—to solve some of the enduring puzzles facing students of the mind and the brain. I teach in the cognitive area of the Psychology Department at the University of Virginia, which has an excellent group of researchers in perception (see Denny Proffitt's and Steve Boker's homepages). I am eager to attract bright and hard-working graduate and undergraduate students, from the US and abroad, to join the excellent group of people without whom my lab would not be the wonderful and excitingly interesting environment it is.
Mike Schutz, MM in Percussion Performance, Northwestern University School of Music, 2004. Joined the lab in 2004. Email: schutz AT virginia.edu.
Minhong Yu, MA in Psychology, Zhejiang University, PRC, 2007. Joined the lab in 2007. Email: minhongyu AT gmail.com. Mobile: +1-434-249-1269
Holly E. Jones, MA in Psychology, University of North Carolina at Willmongton, 2008. Joined the lab in 2008. Email hej3f AT virginia.edu.
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