touching

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In her latest book "Of This World", Stella Pierides, writer and poet, includes a Haibun titled Touching, which was written in response to one of our recent research studies: Watching a real moving object expands tactile duration: the role of task-irrelevant action context for subjective time (Jia, Shi, Zang, & Müller, 2015). This is a new perspective on our scientific research. We reprint her haibun with her kind permission. Enjoy! Touching Imagine your left hand is being made to feel a brief vibration and you're being asked to estimate how long this vibration lasts. In one version of this scenario, you are holding a small ball in both hands; in another, your right hand is free. And in both versions, you see a safely suspended, potentially catchable ball moving towards you. Would…
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Agile System is online

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After one year successful lab scrum meeting, we now integrate offline scrum meeting with online system. The system is based on redmine. The new system is fully integrated with Github repository. The new system can be access here.
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MSense Lab on tour in China

MSense Lab on tour in China

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Leo, Linda and Strongway attended IMRF meeting this year in Suzhou. Leo and Linda presented their work in the conference. Strongway gave multiple talks in Suzhou University, Jiangnan University, Zhejiang University, and Shenzhen University. There talks are: Suzhou University, China (June, 15th) Strongway on “Bayesian inference of time perception” 17th International Multisensory Research Forum 2016, Suzhou, China Xuelina on “Crossmodal mixed duration reproduction favors amodal prior” Leo on “Contextual cueing across vision and touch” Department of Education, School of Humanities, Jiangnan University, Wuxi, China (June, 14th & June, 20th) Strongway on “Adaptive and embodied perception – new trends in cognitive science” Leo on “Career without Frontiers, abroad or at home” Research Centre of Brain Function and Psychol. Sci. Shenzhen University, China (June, 23rd & 24th) Leo on “The Multisensory Experience”…
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