معرفی
Dr. John Maule is an Assistant Professor in Psychology at the University of Sussex's School of Psychology, focusing on visual perception, color cognition, and developmental psychology. His research explores how environmental exposure, cultural context, and developmental stages influence color perception and aesthetic preferences. He leads studies on chromatic adaptation, natural scene statistics, and the interplay between visual systems and cognitive processes.
Research Interests:
- Color perception and categorization across developmental stages
- Impact of visual environments ("visual diets") on sensory processing
- Neural mechanisms underlying color constancy and adaptation
- Aesthetic judgments and their relationship with natural scene statistics
- Color vision deficiencies and diagnostic methodologies
Grants:
- "Floodlights v Natural Light For Red Ball Cricket" (2025-2026), Anglia Ruskin University Higher Education Corporation
Teaching & Supervision: Offers regular student drop-in sessions via Zoom (9:30-10:30 AM on Wednesdays/Thursdays).
Labs/Teams: Active in vision science research teams within the School of Psychology, contributing to interdisciplinary studies on perception and cognition.
