Staff and Students
Associated Researchers
- Associate
Professor Elaine Cornell,
School
of Applied Vision Sciences,
University of Sydney
-
Dr Tatjana Seizova-Cajic,
School of
Psychology, University
of Sydney
- Dr
Neil Todd, visiting from the
University of Manchester
- Dr
Allan Jones,
Electron Microscope Unit,
University of Sydney
- Dr Shinichi Iwasaki, University of Tokyo
- Staff and students of the Hearing and Balance Clinic,
Department of Neurology,
Royal
Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney
Recent Publications
Announcements
9 May 2008.
Samanthi Goonetilleke won the H. Tasman Lovell Memorial Medallion for
the best PhD Thesis in the School of Psychology in 2007. Samanthi's
thesis is titled "Human ocular torsion and perception of line orientation".
Samara McPhedran's PhD thesis has been accepted!
Samara will graduate in May 2007.
Juno Kim's PhD thesis was accepted on 15 September 2005!
Juno's thesis is titled "Behavioural and Neural Responses Induced by
Galvanic Vestibular Stimulation in the Guinea Pig." Juno graduated
on Friday 4 November 2005.
Stephen Hicks' PhD thesis was accepted in August 2005!
Stephen's thesis is titled "Vestibular and Optokinetic Input to the
Hippocampus".
Alison Bowman has been awarded her PhD!
Alison's thesis is titled "Psychological
and Visual-Perceptual Explanations of Poor Compensation Following
Unilateral Vestibular Loss".
Alison graduated on Friday 29 May 2005.
Juno Kim submitted his PhD thesis on Thursday 31 March 2005!
Stephen Hicks submitted his PhD thesis on Wednesday 2nd of March 2005!
A proud lab steps out to celebrate one of their number submitting his
PhD (sign courtesy of Ian Curthoys). Left to right: Juno Kim, Aaron
Camp, Stephen Hicks, Ann Burgess, Ian Curthoys. Photograph by Samanthi
Goonetilleke.
A video and DVD on the diagnosis and
treatment of Benign Paroxysmal Positioning Vertigo (BPPV) are available from the Hearing and Balance Clinic
at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. For more details please ring +61 2 9515 8820.
Some of our current projects
