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James Hoffman

Professor

University of Delaware

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College of Arts and Sciences

Psychological & Brain Sciences

James Hoffman is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Delaware.

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University of Delaware

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cognitive science neuroscience psychology cognitive neuroscience vision research visual perception attention psychophysics cognition cognitive psychology sensory science behavioral sciences williams syndrome spatial cognition experimental psychology multiple object tracking child development object tracking cognitive development neuropsychology psychological science visual science visual processing visual attention developmental psychology visual search developmental science hematological malignancies automatic detection eye fixations event-related potentials emotion-induced blindness human-computer interaction applied cognitive psychology affective neuroscience psychodynamic biological psychology intention recognition perception system cancer treatment saccadic eye movements selective attention attentional resources perceptual task effort neurolinguistics reading research applied psychology educational psychology psychiatric research information visualization image representation information fusion applied developmental psychology form finding brain science language comprehension experimental psychopathology hierarchical classification object recognition developmental anomalies abnormal development semantic processing user behavior modeling user perception task analysis user modeling anticoagulants myeloid neoplasia anti-cancer agents drug trials childhood obesity emotional intelligence noise elements visual displays spatial characteristics two-stage model decision making behavioural process visual function attention allocation multisensory integration

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Indirect Comparison of Linvoseltamab Versus Teclistamab for Triple-Class Exposed (Tce) Relapsed/Refractory Multiple Myeloma (Rrmm).. Journal of Clinical Oncology (2024)

Sundar JagannathHans C. LeeJoshua Ryan RichterJeffrey A. ZonderJames E. HoffmanZheng-Yi ZhouViviana Garcia HortonMirko FillbrunnHongjue WangMatthew MatteraQiufei MaTimothy J InocencioYingxin XuEvelien BergrathJames HarnettTito RocciaGlenn Scott KroogKaren Rodriguez-LorencYariv HouvrasNaresh Bumma

hematological malignanciesmedicinepharmacologycancer careradiation oncologyindirect comparisonpharmacotherapycancer immunotherapyclinical trialsoncologyclinical researchcancer treatmentclinical mycology

The N400 Component Reflecting Semantic and Repetition Priming of Visual Scenes is Suppressed During the Attentional Blink. Attention Perception & Psychophysics (2024)

Courtney GuidaMinwoo J. B. KimOlivia A. StiboltAlyssa LompadoJames E. Hoffman

cognitive neurosciencevisual perceptionrepetition primingvision researchattentionattentional blinkpsychologyvisual scenespsychophysicsperception systemvisual systemvisual processingcognitive scienceneurosciencecognitioncognitive psychology

Updated Safety and Efficacy of Regn5458, a Bcmaxcd3 Bispecific Antibody, Treatment for Relapsed/Refractory Multiple Myeloma: A Phase 1/2 First-In-Human Study. Blood (2022)

Naresh BummaJoshua RichterJason BrayerJeffrey A. ZonderMadhav DhodapkarMansi R. ShahJames E. HoffmanRaya MawadJoseph J. MalySuzanne LentzschAttaya SuvannasankhaPourab RoyJyotirmoy DeyDhruti ChokshiAnita BoyapatiJenn VisichYariv HouvrasKaren Rodriguez LorencGlenn S. KroogSundar Jagannath

immunologyhematological malignanciesmedicinepharmacologylaboratory medicinehematologyfirst-in-human studycancer immunotherapyoncologyclinical researchmedicinal researchcancer treatmentimmunotherapy

Contemporary Developments Inspired by the Research of Charles W. Eriksen. Attention Perception & Psychophysics (2021)

Joseph S. LappinGordon D. LoganLisa R. FournierJames E. Hoffman

psychophysicscognitive sciencepsychologyattention

Searching for Emotional Salience. Cognition (2021)

Augustus L. BakerMinwoo KimJames E. Hoffman

cognitive neuroscienceemotional salienceemotional intelligencepsychologypersonality psychologyemotionsemotion regulationcognitive scienceneurosciencecognitioncognitive psychologyhuman cognition

A Tribute to the Scientific Contributions of Charles W. Eriksen (1923–2018). The American Journal of Psychology (2019)

Lisa R. FournierJoseph S. LappinJames E. HoffmanGordon D. Logan

scientific contributionsneurosciencepsychologybehavioral sciences

Emotional Capture During Emotion-Induced Blindness is Not Automatic. Cortex (2019)

James E. HoffmanMinwoo KimMatt TaylorKelsey Holiday

cognitive neuroscienceemotional capturepsychologyemotion-induced blindnesscognitive scienceneuroscience

Charles “Erik” Eriksen (1923-2018). Attention Perception & Psychophysics (2018)

Joseph S. LappinGordon D. LoganLisa R. FournierJames E. Hoffman

cognitive neuroscienceneuropsychologyattentionpsychologypsychophysicscognitive scienceneurosciencecognitioncognitive psychology

Attention Can Be Flexibly Distributed Between Targets in Multiple Object Tracking. Journal of Vision (2017)

Annie TranJames Hoffman

vision researchattentioncomputer visionobject trackingcognitive science

Emotional Pictures Automatically Capture Attention. Journal of Vision (2017)

Minwoo KimMatt TaylorJames Hoffman

visual perceptionattentioncomputer visionemotional picturesmachine visionpattern recognitionemotionscognitive science

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James Hoffman

Professor

University of Delaware

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Psychological & Brain Sciences

James Hoffman is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Delaware.

Honors

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Experiences

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University of Delaware

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Indirect Comparison of Linvoseltamab Versus Teclistamab for Triple-Class Exposed (Tce) Relapsed/Refractory Multiple Myeloma (Rrmm).. Journal of Clinical Oncology (2024)

The N400 Component Reflecting Semantic and Repetition Priming of Visual Scenes is Suppressed During the Attentional Blink. Attention Perception & Psychophysics (2024)

Courtney GuidaMinwoo J. B. KimOlivia A. StiboltAlyssa LompadoJames E. Hoffman

Updated Safety and Efficacy of Regn5458, a Bcmaxcd3 Bispecific Antibody, Treatment for Relapsed/Refractory Multiple Myeloma: A Phase 1/2 First-In-Human Study. Blood (2022)

immunologyhematological malignanciesmedicinepharmacologylaboratory medicinehematologyfirst-in-human studycancer immunotherapyoncologyclinical researchmedicinal researchcancer treatmentimmunotherapy

Contemporary Developments Inspired by the Research of Charles W. Eriksen. Attention Perception & Psychophysics (2021)

Joseph S. LappinGordon D. LoganLisa R. FournierJames E. Hoffman

psychophysicscognitive sciencepsychologyattention

Searching for Emotional Salience. Cognition (2021)

Augustus L. BakerMinwoo KimJames E. Hoffman

cognitive neuroscienceemotional salienceemotional intelligencepsychologypersonality psychologyemotionsemotion regulationcognitive scienceneurosciencecognitioncognitive psychologyhuman cognition

A Tribute to the Scientific Contributions of Charles W. Eriksen (1923–2018). The American Journal of Psychology (2019)

Lisa R. FournierJoseph S. LappinJames E. HoffmanGordon D. Logan

scientific contributionsneurosciencepsychologybehavioral sciences

Emotional Capture During Emotion-Induced Blindness is Not Automatic. Cortex (2019)

James E. HoffmanMinwoo KimMatt TaylorKelsey Holiday

cognitive neuroscienceemotional capturepsychologyemotion-induced blindnesscognitive scienceneuroscience

Charles “Erik” Eriksen (1923-2018). Attention Perception & Psychophysics (2018)

Joseph S. LappinGordon D. LoganLisa R. FournierJames E. Hoffman

cognitive neuroscienceneuropsychologyattentionpsychologypsychophysicscognitive scienceneurosciencecognitioncognitive psychology

Attention Can Be Flexibly Distributed Between Targets in Multiple Object Tracking. Journal of Vision (2017)

Annie TranJames Hoffman

vision researchattentioncomputer visionobject trackingcognitive science

Emotional Pictures Automatically Capture Attention. Journal of Vision (2017)

Minwoo KimMatt TaylorJames Hoffman

visual perceptionattentioncomputer visionemotional picturesmachine visionpattern recognitionemotionscognitive science

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