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Jason Bell is an Associate Professor at the University of Western Australia, with a strong background in psychological science and sensory neuroscience. His research focuses on human visual perception, particularly how visual information is processed and interpreted by the brain. He explores various aspects of visual cognition, including attentional biases towards different types of stimuli, the relationship between perception and attention in eating disorders, and the effects of ADHD on timing perception. Bell’s lab is involved in cutting-edge studies that utilize non-invasive techniques such as transcranial direct current stimulation to investigate the correlates of attention and perception, aiming to understand the fundamental principles of sensory neuroscience. He has authored numerous publications and has been involved in significant research collaborations, addressing issues related to visual perception in both clinical and non-clinical populations. Bell's contributions to the field have been recognized through multiple awards and honors, including being a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. He actively engages in teaching and has received accolades for his efforts in education. His enduring commitment to research and education continues to shape the landscape of psychological science at his institution.
University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Teaching and conducting research in Psychological Science.
Australian National University • Canberra, ACT, Australia
Engaged in teaching and research in the Research School of Psychology.
McGill Vision Research Unit • Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Conducted research in vision and perception.
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