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| Project Leader: | Juan Balcazar balc557@tamu.edu Psychological & Brain Sciences |
| Faculty Mentor: | Joseph Orr, Ph.D. |
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Meeting Times:
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TBA |
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Team Size:
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5 |
| Open Spots: | 0 |
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Special Opportunities:
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Students will be considered for becoming a full member of the research group depending on performance, timeliness, and attention to instruction
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Team Needs:
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We are looking for motivated students who have strong writing and research skills. Additionally, prior experience working in an EEG lab or familiarity with EEG is preferred. A collaborative team-oriented attitude is a must. No coding experience is required |
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Description:
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This is part of a collaborative NSF-funded study to examine how unfamiliar spatial environments that workers of the future may operate in affects their spatial abilities and mental workload (e.g, deep sea, polar, space environments). We are using Virtual Reality, eye tracking and EEG to assess these abilities. You will be working alongside graduate students from the Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences, the Visualization Department, and Architecture Department. Duties include setting up the EEG equipment, helping in data preprocessing/data cleaning, and conducting literature reviews |