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Professor Paul Bays is a researcher in the Department of Psychology, specializing in the relationship between visual cognition and memory. His work aims to understand how the brain constructs and maintains internal representations to help achieve behavioral goals. Bays employs a combination of visual psychophysics, memory tasks, and mathematical modeling to explore these topics. His research also utilizes computer simulations to better understand cognitive processes. Additionally, he collaborates with neuroscientists using brain imaging and stimulation techniques, as well as neuropsychologists, to investigate cognitive aging and various mental disorders. He is involved in academic consultancy and is open to supervising PhD students.
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