ABOUT ME
I carry out various programming projects in Jay’s lab. Before I joined, I was fairly proficient in C and C++, but my skills have greatly improved. I have also picked up, out of necessity, many other languages we use in the lab, including Matlab, MaxScript, OpenGL, Presentation, and R. My other responsibilities include me being the lab’s unofficial tech guru who has taken charge of researching various types of equipment varying from 3D monitors and goggles, eye tracking hardware, and 3D printers. If you’re interested in my other responsibilities and experience, please take a look at my website here.
PUBLICATIONS
Hauffen, K., Bart, E., Brady, M., Kersten, D. and Hegdé, J. Creating objects and object categories for studying perception and perceptual learning. Journal of Visualized Experiments 69:e3358 (2012).
Kromrey, S., Maestri, M., Hauffen, K., Bart, E. and Hegdé, J. Fragment-based learning of visual categories in non-human primates. PLoS ONE 5:e15444 (2010).
Kromrey, S., Maestri, M., Hauffen, K., Bart, E. and Hegdé, J. Time course of visual object categorization in the macaque visual area V4. Psychophysiology 47, 3.1.2 (2010).
Hauffen K., Van Loozen, D. and Hegdé, J. Attentional interference in normal and impaired vision. 3rd Annual Retreat of the Vision Discovery Institute. Feb. 15, 2011.
Maestri, M., Hauffen K. and Hegdé, J. A novel method for characterizing cognitive deficits in visual perception. 3rd Annual Retreat of the Vision Discovery Institute. Feb. 15, 2011.
Kromrey, S., Maestri, M., Hauffen, K., Bart, E. and Hegdé, J. Time course of visual object categorization in the macaque visual area V4. Psychophysiology 47, 3.1.2 (2010).
Van Loozen, D., Hauffen K. and Hegdé, J. Attentional interference in normal and impaired vision. Summer Research Day, School of Medicine, Medical College of Georgia. Sept. 20, 2010.