Julie M. Harris

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P. George LovellAbertay UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de abertay.ac.uk
Marina BlojUniversity of BradfordAdresse e-mail validée de bradford.ac.uk
Simon RushtonPsychology, Cardiff UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de cardiff.ac.uk
Suzanne McKeeSenior Scientist, Smith-Kettlewell Eye Research InstituteAdresse e-mail validée de ski.org
Scott NJ WatamaniukProfessor of Psychology, Graduate Program Director, Wright State UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de wright.edu
Andrew J ParkerProfessor of Neuroscience, Oxford UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de dpag.ox.ac.uk
Ashley AdamsonProfessor of Public Health Nutrition, NIHR Research ProfessorAdresse e-mail validée de ncl.ac.uk
Candy RoweNewcastle UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de ncl.ac.uk
Graeme D RuxtonUniversity of St AndrewsAdresse e-mail validée de st-andrews.ac.uk
Alex WadeUniversity of YorkAdresse e-mail validée de wadelab.net
John WannRoyal Holloway, Univ of LondonAdresse e-mail validée de rhul.ac.uk
John G BuckleyReader in Movement Biomechanics, University of BradfordAdresse e-mail validée de bradford.ac.uk
Paul HibbardUniversity of StirlingAdresse e-mail validée de stir.ac.uk
John Nigel Scott MatthewsEmeritus Professor of Medical Statistics, Newcastle University, UKAdresse e-mail validée de ncl.ac.uk
Emma FosterSenior Research Fellow Monash UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de monash.edu
Brendan BarrettReader in Vision Science, University of Bradford, UKAdresse e-mail validée de bradford.ac.uk
Alice CruickshankUniversity of YorkAdresse e-mail validée de york.ac.uk
S Craig RobertsProfessor of Psychology, University of Stirling, ScotlandAdresse e-mail validée de stir.ac.uk
Rob AllisonProfessor of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, Centre for Vision Research, York UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de cse.yorku.ca
Stephen PalmisanoProfessor, School of Psychology, University of WollongongAdresse e-mail validée de uow.edu.au

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Julie M. Harris

Professor of Psychology, University of St. Andrews

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Guidance of locomotion on foot uses perceived target location rather than optic flow SK Rushton, JM Harris, MR Lloyd, JP Wann Current Biology 8 (21), 1191-1194, 1998	318	1998
Accuracy of estimates of food portion size using food photographs–the importance of using age-appropriate tools E Foster, JNS Matthews, M Nelson, JM Harris, JC Mathers, AJ Adamson Public health nutrition 9 (4), 509-514, 2006	153	2006
Speed discrimination of motion-in-depth using binocular cues JM Harris, SNJ Watamaniuk Vision research 35 (7), 885-896, 1995	133	1995
Children's estimates of food portion size: the development and evaluation of three portion size assessment tools for use with children E Foster, JNS Matthews, J Lloyd, L Marshall, JC Mathers, M Nelson, ... British Journal of Nutrition 99 (1), 175-184, 2008	127	2008
Seeing red? Putting sportswear in context C Rowe, JM Harris, SC Roberts Nature 437 (7063), E10-E10, 2005	125	2005
Stereoscopic perception of real depths at large distances S Palmisano, B Gillam, DG Govan, RS Allison, JM Harris Journal of vision 10 (6), 19-19, 2010	122	2010
Binocular vision and motion-in-depth. JM Harris, HT Nefs, CE Grafton Spatial vision 21 (6), 2008	94	2008
Two independent mechanisms for motion-in-depth perception: Evidence from individual differences HT Nefs, L O'Hare, JM Harris Frontiers in Psychology 1, 6966, 2010	88	2010
The role of monocularly visible regions in depth and surface perception JM Harris, LM Wilcox Vision research 49 (22), 2666-2685, 2009	88	2009
Eye movements and hazard perception in active and passive driving AK Mackenzie, JM Harris Visual cognition 23 (6), 736-757, 2015	84	2015
A link between attentional function, effective eye movements, and driving ability. AK Mackenzie, JM Harris Journal of experimental psychology: human perception and performance 43 (2), 381, 2017	79	2017
Optic flow and scene structure do not always contribute to the control of human walking JM Harris, W Bonas Vision research 42 (13), 1619-1626, 2002	78	2002
Visual search for motion-in-depth: Stereomotion does not'pop out'from disparity noise JM Harris, SP McKee, SNJ Watamaniuk Nature neuroscience 1 (2), 165-168, 1998	69	1998
Efficiency of stereopsis in random-dot stereograms JM Harris, AJ Parker JOSA A 9 (1), 14-24, 1992	64	1992
Human observers are biased in judging the angular approach of a projectile AE Welchman, VL Tuck, JM Harris Vision research 44 (17), 2027-2042, 2004	58	2004
Optimal integration of shading and binocular disparity for depth perception PG Lovell, M Bloj, JM Harris Journal of vision 12 (1), 1-1, 2012	53	2012
Optimizing countershading camouflage IC Cuthill, NS Sanghera, O Penacchio, PG Lovell, GD Ruxton, JM Harris Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 113 (46), 13093-13097, 2016	52	2016
Using visual direction in three-dimensional motion perception JM Harris, VF Drga Nature neuroscience 8 (2), 229-233, 2005	51	2005
Is stereopsis effective in breaking camouflage for moving targets? SP McKee, SNJ Watamaniuk, JM Harris, HS Smallman, DG Taylor Vision research 37 (15), 2047-2055, 1997	51	1997
Independent neural mechanisms for bright and dark information in binocular stereopsis JM Harris, AJ Parker Nature 374 (6525), 808-811, 1995	51	1995

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