Press for Labs & Projects
Disney Media & Advertising Lab
Confidentiality agreements prevent me from posting any of my work with the Disney lab. However, several articles have been written about the lab itself. The projects mentioned are representative of the research I’ve conducted (and in some cases refer to projects in which I played a central role).
- Putting emotions in context (Research)
- Disney’s lab studies people (Variety)
- ESPN finds 3D increases viewer engagement (TV Technology)
- ESPN announces results of comprehensive 3D study (ESPN press release)
- Lab watches web surfers to see which ads work (The New York Times)
- Disney preps ad lab (Adweek)
Gilden Lab
The Gilden lab has a strong reputation in the scientific community. Three significant projects from the lab’s history are highlighted here. My primary personal contribution at the Gilden lab (a new technique to study temporal grouping) is detailed in Additional Projects, below.
- ADHD may be caused by a glitch in the internal timing of the brain (The Behavioral Medicine Report)
- Spinning may fascinate, but it leaves no lasting impression (Monitor on Psychology)
- 1/f noise in human cognition (Science)
Additional Projects
A small selection of both professional and personal projects appears below.
- Grouping perceptual information over time: A new technique
- Survey of the 2011 Austin design community
- Study of the effects of television programming on attitudes toward deafness (link sends you to ICA 2012 interactive PDF containing conference abstracts)
