Ilmari Kurki

Ilmari Kurki is a Lecturer at the Department of Psychology, University of Helsinki. He supervises doctoral programs in Human Behavior, Cognition, Learning, Teaching, and Communication. His research spans cognitive psychology, neuroscience, and visual perception.

• Current project: Decision Making and Attention in Dynamic Visual Environments (2024–).
• Former project: Multisensory Signals and Meanings (SigMe) (2011–2020).

His recent publications focus on retinotopic MEG responses, stress adaptation, and visual working memory mechanisms. Kurki has collaborated with institutions like the University of California, Santa Barbara, and contributed to journals such as NeuroImage and Psychological Research.

He has served as a visiting researcher at the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, UCSB, and conducted peer review for journals like Journal of Vision. His work involves attention dynamics, multisensory integration, and cognitive stress responses.