People encounter more faces than ever in a modern world. This symposium investigates the boundaries of face recognition, including research on how many faces can be perceived at a time, imaging data on developmental face blindness, the existence of human face experts, and technology to increase face recognition performance.
Left to right: Stuart Gibson, Volker Thoma, Ashok Jansari and Davide Rivolta
Face-Specific Capacity limits Volker Thoma University of East London, United Kingdom
fMRI Correlates of Developmental Prosopagnosia Davide Rivolta University of East London, United Kingdom
Superior Performance in Face Recognition Ashok Jansari Goldsmiths University of London, United Kingdom
Interactive Evolutionary Generation of Facial Composites Stuart J. Gibson University of Kent, United Kingdom
Co-Author:Christopher J. Solomon Dr., University of Kent
Personal blog of Dr Stuart Gibson, School of Physical Sciences, University of Kent, UK.
