Andrew Glennerster

Professor of Visual Neuroscience

Phone: +44 118 378 5554
Fax: +44 118 378 6715
Address: School of Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences, University of Reading, Reading RG6 6AL
Satnav postcode: RG6 7BE
Email: a.glennerster 'at' reading.ac.uk
Room: 1S22

I study human vision, particularly 3D vision. My main interest is in how the visual system could represent the shape of surfaces and the layout of a scene when the observer is free to move. I trained as a doctor in Cambridge and studied stereo vision for my DPhil. in the Psychology department at Oxford.

I head an Immersive Virtual Reality Laboratory at the University of Reading to study spatial perception and motor control in freely-moving observers.

Current lab members: Peter Scarfe, Stuart Gilson, Jenny Vuong Mark Adams

Collaborators and previous members: Ellen Svarverud, Lyndsey Pickup, Andrew Parker, Suzanne McKee, Brian Rogers, Andrew Fitzgibbon, Miles Hansard, Tim Andrews, Yury Petrov, Maarten Hogervorst, Lili Tcheang, Sam Solomon, Jenny Read.

Some recent publications (more):

• Understanding vision - just around the corner or a distant dream?
  Glennerster, A. Current Biology, 34, R1145 - R1146 (2014)
  
• Humans use predictive kinematic models to calibrate visual cues to three-dimensional surface slant
  Scarfe, P. and Glennerster, A. Journal of Neuroscience, 34, 10394-10401 (2014)
  
• Representing 3D shape and location
  Glennerster, A. In Dickinson, S. and Pizlo, Z. (Ed) Shape perception in human and computer vision: an interdisciplinary perspective, Springer-Verlag, London (2013)
  
• Default perception of high-speed motion
  Wexler, M., Glennerster, A., Cavanagh, P., Ito, H. and Seno, T. PNAS, 110, 7080-7085 (2013)
  
• Modeling human visual navigation using 3D mulitview reconstruction
  Pickup, L.C., Fitzgibbon, A.W. and Glennerster, A. Biological Cybernetics, 107, 449-464, (2013)
  
• Depth perception
  Glennerster, A. In Pashler, H. (Ed) The Encylopedia of the Mind, Sage, (2013)
  
• High fidelity immersive virtual reality
  Gilson, S.J. and Glennerster, A., In Virtual Reality - Human Computer Interaction, Xin-Xing Tang (Ed.), In Tech, Rijeka, Croatia (2012)
  
• A demonstration of 'broken' visual space
  Svarverud, E., Gilson, S.J. and Glennerster, A., PLoS ONE, 7(3): e33782. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0033782 (2012)
  
• View-based modelling of human visual navigation errors
  Pickup, L.C., Fitzgibbon, A.W., Gilson, S.J., and Glennerster, A. IVMSP Workshop, 2011 IEEE 10th 135-140 (2011)
  
• An automated calibration method for non-see-through head mounted displays
  Gilson, S.J., Fitzgibbon, A.W. and Glennerster, A. Journal of Neuroscience Methods, 199 328-335 (2011)
  
• Cue combination for 3D location judgements
  Svarverud, E., Gilson, S.J. and Glennerster, A. Journal of Vision, 10(1):5, 1-13 (2010)
  
• Latitude and longitude vertical disparity
  Read, J.C.A., Phillipson, G.P. and Glennerster, A. Journal of Vision, 9(13):11, 1-37 (2009)
  
• View-based approaches to spatial representation in human vision
  Glennerster, A., Hansard, M.E. and Fitzgibbon, A.W. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 5064, 193-208 (2009)
  
• Spatial calibration of an optical see-through head mounted display
  Gilson, S.J., Fitzgibbon, A.W. and Glennerster, A. Journal of Neuroscience Methods, 173, 140-146 (2008)
  
• How soccer players head the ball: a test of optic acceleration cancellation theory with virtual reality
  McLeod, P., Reed, N., Gilson, S. and Glennerster, A. Vision Research, 48, 1479-1487 (2008)
  
• Marr's vision: Twenty-five years on
  Glennerster, A. Current Biology, 17, R397-R399 (2007)