Amelia Hunt

Amelia Hunt is a Professor at the School of Psychology, University of Aberdeen, with expertise in visual perception, attention, and eye movement research. Her career spans roles as Lecturer, Senior Lecturer, and Director of Research at Aberdeen, alongside a postdoctoral fellowship at Harvard Vision Lab.

Education:

• PhD (2005): University of British Columbia
• B.Sc. (1999): Dalhousie University

Research Interests:
Her work explores perceptual stability during eye movements, visual search strategies, the interplay between attention and eye movements, and computational modeling of cognitive processes. Recent studies focus on self-relevant targets, decision-making under uncertainty, and resource allocation in visual tasks.

Publications:
Her articles (2014–2025) emphasize visual perception, cognitive modeling, and attentional mechanisms, often employing Bayesian statistics and experimental paradigms. Collaborations with researchers like Clarke, Nowakowska, and Reuther highlight interdisciplinary approaches.