Sentence examples for professor of vision from inspiring English sources

The senior author, Pawan Sinha, a professor of vision and computational neuroscience at M.I.T., believes that answering the philosophical question is not the only benefit.

"I got interested in touch because I had children," said Edward Adelson, professor of vision science at MIT. "I expected to be fascinated by watching how they used their visual systems, but I was actually more fascinated by how they used their fingers.

Thome, professor emeritus of vision science and theoretical neuroscience at University of Miami and Fellow, World Academy of Arts and Sciences died on March 14 , 2009

Project coordinator Emanuele Trucco, professor of computational vision at Dundee University, said: "There is the promise of early warning in a non-invasive way and there is also the fact that we even might be able to use the test to differentiate between different types of dementia".

"It would be the lenses that cause me concern," said Mark A. Bullimore, professor of optometry and vision science at the Ohio State University optometry school.

To find out what science has to say on the matter, I called Gunilla Haegerstrom-Portnoy, professor of optometry and vision science at the University of California, Berkeley school of optometry.

"The connectome project is going to show where all the white matter — all the connecting fibers — are," said Stanley Klein, a professor of optometry and vision science at the University of California, Berkeley.

"They've provided proof that there is enough information in a static image to determine if an object is too close or too far away," says Larry Thibos, a professor of optometry and vision researcher at Indiana University, Bloomington.

Inspired by his professor's vision of spatial mapping, Kraut had already lined up a post-graduation job mapping properties for a real-estate agent in his home town, Columbus, Ohio.

Dr. Joffe, 65, is a former professor of surgery who founded LCA-Vision Inc., a company that operates laser vision-correction centers.

"He was really one of the developers of this field, looking at the psychology of vision during driving," said Richard Held, a professor emeritus of neuroscience at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.