Frederick A A Kingdom, PhD
Affiliations: | McGill Vision Research | McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada |
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Sign in to add trainee| Stéphane Jean Michel Rainville | grad student | 2000 | McGill |
| Reza Kasrai | grad student | 2002 | McGill (E-Tree) |
| Ali Yoonessi | grad student | 2003-2008 | McGill |
| Jason Bell | grad student | 2008-2010 | McGill |
| Ben J. Jennings | post-doc | McGill Vision Research | |
| Elena Gheorghiu | post-doc | 2005-2009 | McGill |
| Gunnar Schmidtmann | post-doc | 2013-2016 | McGill |
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| Jennings B, Kingdom F. (2018) Different symmetries, different mechanisms Journal of Vision. 18: 623 |
| Sato H, Kingdom F, Motoyoshi I. (2018) Co-circularity aftereffect in texture perception Journal of Vision. 18: 619 |
| Kingdom F, Jennings B, Georgeson M. (2018) Adaptation to interocular decorrelation Journal of Vision. 18: 538 |
| Gheorghiu E, Kingdom FA. (2017) Dynamics of contextual modulation of perceived shape in human vision. Scientific Reports. 7: 43274 |
| Jennings B, Yu Y, Kingdom F. (2017) Emotional face perception and spatial frequency Journal of Vision. 17: 825 |
| Schmidtmann G, Desjardins A, Kingdom F. (2017) RF shape channels: The processing of compound Radial Frequency patterns. Journal of Vision. 17: 1255-1255 |
| Ouhnana M, Kingdom FA. (2016) Objects Versus Shadows as Influences on Perceived Object Motion. I-Perception. 7: 2041669516677843 |
| Sun HC, Baker CL, Kingdom FA. (2016) Simultaneous density contrast is bidirectional. Journal of Vision. 16: 4 |
| Kingdom FA. (2016) Visual Space: Adaptation to Texture Density Reduces Perceived Object Size. Current Biology : Cb. 26: R678-80 |
| Gheorghiu E, Kingdom FA, Remkes A, et al. (2016) The role of color and attention-to-color in mirror-symmetry perception. Scientific Reports. 6: 29287 |