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| + | Research website: [[http://www.benwolfe.net]] | ||
| - | My recent work has focused on bridging questions in basic vision science and applied vision and behavioral questions in the context of driving. I have collaborated extensively with the [[MIT AgeLab]] on a range of work in this space, examining topics as diverse as typeface legibility under different condition, how quickly a driver can perceive the road environment, and the strengths and limitations of peripheral vision in a driving context. Prior to being a postdoc at MIT, I was a graduate student with David Whitney at UC Berkeley, where my research focused on information acquisition around the time of a saccade. | + | I am starting as an Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto Mississauga in January 2021 where I will be running the Applied Perception and Psychophysics Laboratory. |
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| + | My recent work has focused on bridging questions in basic vision science and applied vision and behavioral questions in the context of driving. I have collaborated extensively with the MIT AgeLab on a range of work in this space, examining topics as diverse as typeface legibility under different conditions, how quickly a driver can perceive the road environment, and the strengths and limitations of peripheral vision in a driving context. Prior to being a postdoc at MIT, I was a graduate student with David Whitney at UC Berkeley, where my research focused on information acquisition around the time of a saccade. | ||