معرفی
PD Dr. Gregor Hardiess is a Senior Lecturer in Cognitive Neuroscience at the Faculty of Biology, University of Tübingen. His research explores the interplay between gaze behavior, working memory, and spatial cognition, with a focus on both healthy subjects and visually impaired patients.
- Supervises student theses (PhD, Master, Bachelor) in Visual Cognition, Spatial Cognition, and Neurobiology
- Conducts practical courses and seminars on topics like Visual Cognition, Spatial Cognition, and Working Memory
His work investigates how eye and head movements support cognitive processes, particularly in dynamic environments. He studies trade-offs between sensory acquisition and memory usage, spatial working memory metrics, and compensation strategies for visual field defects in navigation tasks.
Key publication themes include gaze control in collision avoidance, cross-modal integration in working memory, and language's role in spatial cognition. He has contributed to journals such as Journal of Vision, Vision Research, and Frontiers in Psychology, with a focus on experimental methodologies in virtual reality.
Hardiess also engages in interdisciplinary collaborations, delivering invited talks on topics like gaze adaptation, visual exploration in hemianopic patients, and cognitive strategies in spatial tasks.
