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Perceptual Science Group @ MIT
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  * [[:publications|Publications]]
  * [[Research]]
  * [[Gallery]]
  * [[Information|Contact]]
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//**Principal Investigators**//
  * [[:people:adelson|Ted Adelson]]
  * [[:people:rosenholtz|Ruth Rosenholtz]]

//**Postdoctoral Scholars**//
  * [[people:Jie Huang]]
  * [[:people:beixiao|Bei Xiao]]

//**Graduate Students**//
  * [[people:kehinger | Krista Ehinger]]
  * [[people:xiaodan | Xiaodan(Stella) Jia]]
  * [[people:phillip|Phillip Isola]]
  * [[people:Alvin Raj]]
  * [[people:ntwarog | Nathaniel Twarog]]
  * [[people:Xuetao Zhang]]
  * [[people:Derya Akkaynak]]

//**Undergraduate Associates**//

//**Affiliates**//
  * [[people:Aude Oliva]]
  * [[people:Whitman Richards]]
  * [[people:Benjamin Balas]]
  * [[:people:fcole|Forrester Cole]]
  * [[:people:kimo|Kimo Johnson]]
  * [[:people:shuang|Shuang Song]]

//**Administration**//
  * [[people:canfield | John Canfield]]
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Founded in 1994, the Perceptual Science Group of the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences at MIT does research in human visual perception, machine vision, image processing, and human-computer interaction. Both the Adelson Lab and the Rosenholtz Lab are located in Building 46.
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//**News**//
See our new [[http://persci.mit.edu/mongrels/about.html|FAQ]] on the Texture Tiling Model of summary statistic representation in early vision.  The methodology, assumptions, and how it relates to other work.\\
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A new Journal of Vision publication by Ruth Rosenholtz, Ben Balas and Lisa Nakano received special mention in the January 2010 issue of the journal [[http://app.psychonomic-journals.org/| Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics]]. Access the full publication [[http://www.journalofvision.org/content/9/12/13|here]].\\
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Slides from our 2010 VSS Symposium on statistical representation in the visual system can be found [[http://web.mit.edu/rruth/www/Ruth Rosenholtz_files/VSSSymposiumPresentation.pdf|here]].

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