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There have been a few requests and rumblings recently about using games as a way of presenting experiments.  Last year, we developed a simple pairs … Read more

If you are looking to start building your own experiments, then the Psychology Technical team has been building up a resource for Staff and Students, … Read more

The Psychology Technical Team gave a display of some of its current Virtual Reality and Eye Tracking technology as part of the ICE: Innovate for the … Read more

Since our experimentation development work has started to slow down for the academic year, it has been opportunity to work on a number of small projects and … Read more

If you have a research grant or are busily putting together an application for funding, you may have been asked to outline a data management … Read more

The University has negotiated discount rates for staff and students to purchases some software packages for their own private use. In particular these include some … Read more

You may be familiar with the high-profile experimental equipment here in Psychology, such as the eyetrackers and the EEG units; you may even be aware … Read more

After almost a year since starting development, the new Ethics replacement system is just about ready for launch – replacing the nearly 10 year old current … Read more

It’s the end of teaching for another year. Over the past few months you’ve put a significant amount of effort into creating useful and accessible … Read more

A research student recently had an issue with their EEG data from a recently completed study. During the early stages, the parallel cable connection had … Read more