Interesting Links

Revised on Friday, 5 February, 2021 10:38

Vision Science is a great resourse for research in human and animal vision.

Viperlib is an image library designed for teachers and researchers in the area of perception and visual processing.

Michael Bach (Universität Freiburg im Breisgau) has assembled a collection of compelling, dynamic effects to illustrate the limits of our understanding of how vision works.

Mighty Optical Illusions: Features an Illusion of the Day. Lots of trick photographic effects and interesting perceptual phenomena. A Dashboard widget is available for the Mac to display the illusion of the day.

Optical Illusions as Decorative Wall Art: Features numerious links to illusion web resources especially useful for school children. (Thanks to Courtney Phillips and her students).

Binary Arts: An interesting collection of puzzles and illusions.

Brain Atlas: Links to many brain atlas sites, some of which seem to be inactive

Face Recognition Data Base: Links to many data bases of face photographs maintained by Mislav Grgic and Kresimir Delac (University of Zagreb)

More Faces: From the lab of Michael Tarr, Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition and Department of Psychology, Carnegie Mellon University.

York Facevar: From the lab of Mike Burton, University of York

Beginners Guide to Genealogical Research:
https://www.dnatestingguides.com/blogs/the-ultimate-beginners-guide-to-genealogy/

Progressive News Commentary from a wide variety of sources:
CommonDreams

Political Action: Help make the world a better place for all people:
Free Speech

Open Science: The Wikipedia page with many links to learn about and how to practice "open science."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_science#/media/File:Os_taxonomy.png

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