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Roddy GrievesUniversity of GlasgowVerified email at glasgow.ac.uk- Kate JefferyProfessor of Behavioural Neuroscience, University of GlasgowVerified email at glasgow.ac.uk
- Hugo SpiersProfessor of Cognitive Neuroscience, University College LondonVerified email at ucl.ac.uk
- Sophie RenaudineauSenior Lecturer, London Metropolitan UniversityVerified email at londonmet.ac.uk
- Nils NybergUniversity College LondonVerified email at ucl.ac.uk
- Caswell BarryCDB, UCLVerified email at ucl.ac.uk
- Bruno PoucetCenter for Research in Psychology and Neuroscience, CNRS - Aix Marseille UniversitéVerified email at univ-amu.fr
- Angelo ArleoInstitute of Vision, CNRS INSERM UPMC, Paris, FranceVerified email at inserm.fr
- Paul DudchenkoPsychology, University of Stirling; Centre for Cognitive and Neural Systems, University of Edinburgh Verified email at stir.ac.uk
- Giovanni PezzuloNational Research Council of Italy, RomeVerified email at istc.cnr.it
- Francesco DonnarummaResearcher, Institute of Cognitive Sciences and Technologies (ISTC) - National Research CouncilVerified email at istc.cnr.it
- Christopher SummerfieldUniversity of OxfordVerified email at psy.ox.ac.uk
- Adam Loyd HarrisUniversity of OxfordVerified email at merton.ox.ac.uk
- Daniel BendorProfessor, University College LondonVerified email at ucl.ac.uk
- Eva-Maria GriesbauerDr of Experimental PsychologyVerified email at alumni.ucl.ac.uk
- William de CothiUniversity College LondonVerified email at ucl.ac.uk
- Fiona E ZischAssociate Professor in Architecture, Bartlett School of Architecture, University College LondonVerified email at ucl.ac.uk
- Coco NewtonUniversity of Cambridge / UCL / TU DelftVerified email at ucl.ac.uk
- Francesca SargoliniLaboratoire de Neurosciences CognitivesVerified email at univ-amu.fr
- Matthijs (Matt) van der MeerAssociate Professor of Psychological & Brain Sciences, Dartmouth CollegeVerified email at dartmouth.edu
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