This image, based on our recent hyper-realistic mask paper, published in the journal Perception, was shortlisted in the 2020 University of Strathclyde Images of Research Competition - category 'Collaboration for Impact'. 

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/police-super-recognisers-overlooked-says-academic-0fx6pt3mr

We (David) were delighted to catch up with an old UCL colleague - Dr. Jens Koed Madsen (Oxford) - during his recent visit to Strathclyde where he talked about his excellent work applying systems analysis to the detection of fake news. 

Based on our new paper published in the journal Perception today 

This article accompanied our recent publication on other race identify recognition in Super-recognisers, published in Applied Cognitive Psychology 

Popular science writer Jeremy Deaton covered the work presented in our pareidolia paper, in a recent article in The Washington Post

https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2019/11/06/marshmallows-or-michael-jackson-what-you-see-clouds-might-say-something-about-you/

Our Pa...

David organised our inaugural Strathclyde Psychology Public Engagement Talk, which was given by Professor Richard Wiseman. We were joined by nearly 300 attendees, the majority of which were members of the public. This was a great evening, and we now begin planning next...

David presented some recent work on morph detection by human operators at the recent FRONTEX meeting in Warsaw. For a copy of the presentation, please contact david.j.robertson@strath.ac.uk 

The ACP lab is part of the organising team for the Inaugural Strathclyde Psychology Public Engagement Talk, our speaker this year is Richard Wiseman, Professor of the Public Understanding of Psychology. (free) tickets for this event are currently sold out.