Brian Sullivan

University of Texas at Austin

   About me

I'm currently a graduate student studying human vision in the department of Psychology at the University of Texas at Austin.  I work in the Hayhoe/Ballard VR Vision Lab run by Mary Hayhoe and Dana Ballard.  I am interested in many areas of brain science from neural coding to human behavior.  In particular I am interested in processing in visual cortex and how this relates to human visual perception. Understanding how biology has solved problems of visual computation can lead to possible applications for visual aids and new machine learning algorithms.  If you would like to know more about our research please visit the lab website above. You can also follow the publications link below for a list of recent work. If you would like to contact me send an email to brians(AT)mail.utexas.edu

                                    URCS VR Lab circa 2003. (Courtesy Neil Mennie)

Music

Check out the record label I started with my friend Joel:  Magic Orb Records


FL Studio is a powerful sampling sequencer that's a lot of fun to use. If you like physical hardware, the Korg Z1 and the Roland HS-60 (aka Juno 106) are great synths.