Personal Statement
My research focusses on multisensory perception. It ranges from understanding the basic neural mechanisms of how we integrate sensory information to the measurement of user experience in multisensory environments, such as virtual reality and flight simulation.

My work on user experience focusses on the systematic evaluation of subjective and objective measures of perception and performance in multisensory environments. Much of this work is carried out in collaboration with companies such as GE Avionics (Aircraft Passenger Comfort), Sony (3D viewing comfort) or Bentley (User experience and training transfer in VR).

My basic research draws on a range of neuroimaging techniques, such as EEG, fTCD and MR imaging and informs both applied research and clinical applications such as the link between brain structure, musical training and hallucination-proneness, or the use of neuroimaging to optimise rehabilitation after brain injury.