Romina just completed her undergraduate biology thesis at the BioMotion Lab (2020-2021). Her research was focused on viewpoint generalization of scenes in visual and pictorial representations. She enjoys reading, video games and cooking and is interested in pursuing a career in healthcare.
Andres Velandia Corredor is a Colombian born immigrant. He likes video games, analytics and sports. He loves watching movies and trying new shows. He has a great interest in biology and the future of technological advancements in biology.
Anne Thaler received her PhD from the University of Tübingen in May 2019. She worked with Betty Mohler and Michael Black at the Max Planck Institutes for Biological Cybernetics and Intelligent Systems in Tübingen. Her dissertation examined self-body perception in ecologically valid scenarios using virtual reality and novel computer graphics methods for generating realistic biometric […]
Xiaoye (Michael) Wang completed his PhD in Psychology and Cognitive Science at Indiana University, IN, USA. His graduate research primarily focuses on 3D shape perception mediated by various types of visual information, such as stereomotion and monocular structure-from-motion. Many previous research has showed inaccuracies in perceiving the depth dimension of a 3D object. Michael was […]
Adam Bebko completed his PhD in Psychology at York University. His dissertation examined primate spatial cognition and ecology, developing new methodology for mapping, simulating, and modelling primate movement patterns. Adam was a part of the lab from September 2018 to September 2021 as a Research Assistant. He worked on creating virtual reality environments and frameworks […]
Saeed Ghorbani joined the lab in January 2018 as a PhD student and successfully defended his thesis in April 2022. He worked on motion representation for action classification, motion prediction, and character animation using deep learning approaches. He was previously at Sharif University, Iran, and University of Wollongong, Australia. Contacts saeed(at)eecs.yorku.ca Saeed Ghorbani’s Website Twitter
Sia is a Ph.D. student in neuroscience studies with a background in electrical and biomedical engineering. Sia joined biomotion lab in January 2017. Currently, He is working on several projects in the biomotion lab using VR,Unity, MATLAB, and motion capture systems.
Julia McPolin has a Bachelor of Computing with a specialization in Cognitive Science from Queen’s University. Julia was a Software Developer at the lab from April 2021 to September 2021. Her undergraduate thesis project involved the gamification of lab procedures for the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder into an iOS app. She worked with the […]
Carly King is a new Master’s student in the BioMotion Lab (Fall 2018 – Present). She is currently completing her MA in Psychology, in the Brain, Behaviour and Cognitive Science program.
Tina is a Research Assistant at BioMotion lab (Winter 2019 – Present). She has a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering from Amirkabir University of Technology in Iran. She is currently working on the website and some other projects,
David Lutes (Sept 2016 – Nov 2018 ): MSc student since Sept 2016. He is currently doing his course work while learning tools, such as Matlab, the Psychophysics Toolbox, and former students Giles Holland’s amazing PsychBench.
Kimia is a research assistant at BioMotion lab. She has a master’s degree in Sports Psychology. Currently, she is working on a data collection for pose tracking and biomotion analysis applications and, co-supervised by Prof. Gunnar Blohm.
Sahib just completed his first year of the Integrated Science program and is majoring in
Honours Biomedical Science with a minor in Psychology. He joined the lab in May 2019 as a
YSSA Research Student.
Faria just completed her third year in the Biology program with Honours in Biomedical Sciences. She joined the lab in May 2019 as a Research Practicum student and is currently working on the BML Kit.
Anja-Xiaoxing Cui was a Ph.D. student in the Department of Psychology at Queen's University. Anja is interested in how our minds enable us to perceive music. How can you tell that the music in the background are the Beatles and is not Beethoven? Musical judgments depend on musical knowledge, which is thought to develop through exposure. In […]
