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.
Posted 25 Feb 2021 Graduate Students The BioMotionLab is looking for skilled graduate students both on the MSc and PhD level who are interested and motivated to work in applied vision science. While our basis is in the Department of Biology, we are also affiliated with graduate programs in the Department of Psychology and in […]
Posted 25 Feb 2021 3D Computer Graphics Designer The BioMotionLab is looking to hire a part-time Computer Graphics Artist to help improve the visual appeal of new tools, experiments, and applications developed in our lab and to create new graphical user interfaces and 3D content. We need a person with strong artistic skills, but also […]
Posted 25 Feb 2021 Postdoctoral Fellow The BioMotionLab at York University is searching for a postdoctoral researcher to oversee a project that combines basic research with applied science to achieve a better understanding of the limits of current video conferencing systems and to develop methods and technology to overcome them. Tasks involve: Design, execution, evaluation, […]
Posted 25 Feb 2021 Software Developer The BioMotionLab at York University is searching for a full-time software developer to support research and development in the area of virtual reality, 3D computer animation, and new media. The ideal candidate would have a background in computer science or related discipline and experience with 3D computer graphics and […]
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Amin Fadaeinejad Amin is a Computer Science student at the BioMotion Lab. He is interested in generating new view synthesis with novel viewpoints. He is also interested in using mathematics in real-world applications. He was previously at the University of Tehran, Iran. Contacts aminfadaeinejad[dot]edu(at)gmail[dot]com Amin’s Website
Ph.D. student in Psychology (2013-2017) The study of sensory integration has never been more important given the nascence of the consumer VR industry. In my work I try to find out how we process multisensory information, with a view to exploiting this knowledge so that we can inform future developments in technology. Currently I am
In this experiment, you’ll be shown point-light animations of humans doing various actions. Your job will be to guess whether they are male or female.
Gravity links spatial and temporal aspects of the behaviour of objects in our visual environment. Gravity also imposes constraints on moving animals. Our visual system employs knowledge about these constraints in order to detect, perceive and adequately interpret biological motion. Psychophysical experiments show how this is achieved. Size and speed demo This demo simulates an […]
Derive your own attributes! This demo allows you to derive your own axis in motion space. You will be prompted to input whatever attribute you are interested in. This demo is based on a flash plugin and since December 2020, it is no longer supported by most browsers. In order to view this demo, […]
The BiomotionLab is now part of an International Graduate School which involves 12 Canadian researchers, 12 German researchers, and – most importantly – doctoral students from all contributing laboratories. Researchers and students in Canada come from York, Western, and Queen’s. The two German universities involved are the Justus-Liebig University in Giessen, and the Philipps University […]
