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Ken Nakayama

Affiliations: 
Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, United States 
 Medical Research Institute of San Francisco 
 Smith-Kettlewell Eye Research Institute, San Francisco, CA, United States 
Area:
Vision
Website:
http://visionlab.harvard.edu/Members/Ken/nakayama.html
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Parents

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Donald Benjamin Lindsley grad student UCLA
Horace Barlow post-doc UC Berkeley

Children

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Long Ouyang research assistant 2009-2010 Harvard
Sam English Anthony grad student Harvard
Laura T. Germine grad student Harvard
Frank Tong grad student Harvard
Yoshiaki Tsushima grad student Harvard
Jorge Almeida grad student 2006- Harvard
Richard Balliet grad student 1973-1977 University of the Pacific
German Palafox Palafox grad student 1989-1994 Harvard
Vera Maljkovic grad student 1990-1994 Harvard
James Matthew Intriligator grad student 1990-1997 Harvard
Robert M. McPeek grad student 1992-1997 Harvard
Peter Ulric Tse grad student 1992-1998 Harvard
Arni Kristjansson grad student 2002 Harvard
Sara C. Mednick grad student 2003 Harvard
Alison M. Harris grad student 2000-2005 Harvard
Joan Y. Chiao grad student 2006 Harvard
Laura A. Gibson grad student 2006 Harvard
Paolo Martini grad student 1998-2006 Harvard
Joo-Hyun Song grad student 2001-2006 Harvard
Jeremy B. Wilmer grad student 2001-2006 Harvard
Jorge M. Castelo Branco de Albuquerque Almeida grad student 2010 Harvard
Garga Chatterjee grad student 2006-2011 Harvard
Michael A. Cohen grad student 2009-2014 Harvard
Marc Albert post-doc Harvard
Barton L. Anderson post-doc Harvard
Olivia L. Carter post-doc Harvard
Alex Chaparro post-doc Harvard
Yue Chen post-doc Harvard
Joseph DeGutis post-doc Department of Psychology - Harvard University
Brad C. Duchaine post-doc Harvard
Michael A. Paradiso post-doc Smith Kettlewell
Nava Rubin post-doc Harvard
Richard Russell post-doc Harvard (PsychTree)
Erik J. Schlicht post-doc Harvard
Brian J. Scholl post-doc Harvard
Preeti Verghese post-doc Harvard
Yaoda Xu post-doc Harvard
Lucia Garrido post-doc 2010- Harvard
Shinsuke Shimojo post-doc 1986-1989 Smith Kettlewell
Mary J. Bravo post-doc 1988-1990 Smith Kettlewell
Zijiang J. He post-doc 1990-1993 Harvard
Zoe Kourtzi post-doc 1998-2000 Harvard
Jay A. Edelman post-doc 1999-2002 Harvard
Emily D. Grossman post-doc 2002-2004 Department of Psychology - Harvard University

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Jon Freeman collaborator Tufts
Christopher W. Tyler collaborator 1975-1985
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Tsay JS, Asmerian H, Germine LT, et al. (2024) Large-scale citizen science reveals predictors of sensorimotor adaptation. Nature Human Behaviour
Menceloglu M, Nakayama K, Song JH. (2023) Radial bias alters high-level motion perception. Vision Research. 209: 108246
Nakayama K, Moher J, Song JH. (2023) Rethinking Vision and Action. Annual Review of Psychology. 74: 59-86
Menceloglu M, Nakayama K, Song JH. (2022) Radial Bias Alters Perceived Object Orientation. Psychological Science. 9567976221110243
Vaziri-Pashkam M, Cormiea S, Nakayama K. (2017) Predicting actions from subtle preparatory movements. Cognition. 168: 65-75
Nakayama K. (2017) Subjective contours: Gateway to otherwise hidden visual processes Journal of Vision. 17: 24-24
Germine L, Nakayama K. (2017) 370. High-Throughput Cognitive Phenotyping: Mobile Technology Meets Patient Engagement Biological Psychiatry. 81: S151
Cohen MA, Alvarez GA, Nakayama K, et al. (2016) Visual search for object categories is predicted by the representational architecture of high-level visual cortex. Journal of Neurophysiology. jn.00569.2016
Pepperberg IM, Nakayama K. (2016) Robust representation of shape in a Grey parrot (Psittacus erithacus). Cognition. 153: 146-160
Cohan S, Nakayama K, Duchaine B. (2016) Broadly Superior: Many, but not all, visual and non-visual abilities are strong in face super-recognizers Journal of Vision. 16: 74
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