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Niko Troje is a Professor at York University, affiliated with the Departments of Psychology, Biology, and Electrical Engineering & Computer Science. He holds cross-appointments and leadership roles, including Director of the BioMotion Lab. His research focuses on perceptual representations, biological motion, and vision science.
- Education:
- Ph.D. in Biology (1994) - Albert-Ludwigs Universität
- B.Sc. in Biology (1990), Physics & Mathematics (1987) - Albert-Ludwigs Universität
Research Interests: Troje investigates how the brain processes biological motion, perception of human and animal movement, and applications in virtual reality. His work bridges neuroscience, psychology, and computer science.
Key Contributions: Pioneered point-light displays for motion perception, explored gait analysis in mental health, and developed tools for motion capture and analysis (e.g., bmlTUX).
- Awards:
- Humboldt Research Prize (2014)
- NSERC Steacie Fellowship (2008-2009)
- Canada Research Chair (2003-2013)
Grants & Labs: Led funded projects on movement perception, collaborated with institutions like the Max Planck Institute, and directs the BioMotion Lab at York University.
