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Haluk Ogmen

Senior Associate Dean Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering

University of Houston

Affiliations

Cullen College of Engineering

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Honors College

Electrical Engineering

Haluk Ogmen is currently serving as a Cullen College Of Engineering Senior Associate Dean Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering at University of Houston.

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Haluk Ogmen

University of Houston

Senior Associate Dean Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering

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neuroscience visual perception vision research cognitive science cognitive neuroscience computer vision visual science ophthalmology psychology visual processing attention cognitive psychology cognition psychophysics reference frame memory human vision machine vision neuropsychology experimental psychology psychological science human cognition exogenous attention neural network model avian biology spatial cognition visibility visual masking ternus-pikler display metacontrast masking human visual system sensory science metacognition retina object tracking target recovery insect science biocybernetics benchmark studies space-time processing motion analysis supervised learning flash-lag effect litmus test on-off units physiological blind spot motion processing nonretinotopic motion perception non-retinotopic reference frames endogenous attention control optimization information technology automatic control fuzzy systems fuzzy logic scientific computing educational psychology applied psychology cybernetics animal behavior electronics fuzzy computing fuzzy control system fuzzy multi-criteria decision-making fuzzy optimization pid control nonlinear system identification deblurring spatiotemporal organization object orientation human memory feature fusion attribution theory human sciences optical metrology optometry visual memory computational neuroscience neural engineering applied cognitive psychology visual psychophysics

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Attentional Load Leads to Distinct Changes in Early and Late Cortical Processing of Target Visibility Under Visual Masking. Consciousness and Cognition (2024)

Esra Nur CatakHaluk OgmenHulusi Kafaligonul

target visibilityvisual perceptionattentionvisual processingvisibilitylate cortical processingvisual maskingattentional loadcognitive sciencecognition

Cortical Dynamics During Contour Integration. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Dongcheng HeAngeline YangDaniel R. CoatesHaluk OgmenSusana TL Chung

biophysicscontour integrationneural sciencecortical dynamicssystems neurosciencecognitive neuroscienceneurosciencebiologyneurophysiologyvisual science

Leveraging Persistent Homology of Eye Movements for Neural Disorder Screening. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Dongcheng HeShaoying WangHaluk Ogmen

neuroimagingneural disorder screeningneuroscienceeye movements

Magnitude of Middle Temporal N300 Reflects Contour Fidelity in Contour Integration. Journal of Vision (2024)

Dongcheng HeAngeline YangDaniel R. CoatesHaluk OgmenSusana Chung

contour integrationvisual perceptionvision researchneurosciencecontour fidelityvisual science

The Dynamics of Visual Working-Memory Partial-Update Depends on Set-Size and Spatial Layout. Journal of Vision (2024)

Shaoying WangSrimant TripathyHaluk Ogmen

visual perceptionvision researchspatial layoutvisual reasoningvisual systemcognitive scienceworking memoryvisual science

The Phase Coherence of Cortical Oscillations Predicts Dynamic Changes in Perceived Visibility. Cerebral Cortex (2024)

Irem AkdoganHaluk OgmenHulusi Kafaligonul

visual perceptionphase coherenceneurosciencecortical oscillationsperceived visibilityvisibilitydynamic changes

The Roles of Symmetry and Elongation in Developing Reference Frames. Frontiers in Psychology (2024)

Dongcheng HeHaluk Ogmen

symmetrypsychologycognitive science

Determinants of Canonical Forms in Memory Storage and Object Recognition. Journal of Vision (2023)

Dongcheng HeHaluk Ogmen

memory storagecomputer visioncanonical formsobject recognitioncognitive science

Perception of Rigidity in Three- and Four-Dimensional Spaces. Frontiers in Psychology (2023)

Dongcheng HeDat-Thanh NguyenHaluk OgmenShigeaki NishinaArash Yazdanbakhsh

visual perceptionvision researchpsychologyfour-dimensional spacescognitive sciencecognitive psychologyspatial cognitionbehavioral sciences

A Neural Network Model for Vector Decomposition, Reference-Frame Selection, and Relative-Motion Perception. Journal of Vision (2022)

Dongcheng HeHaluk Ogmen

vector decompositionreference-frame selectioncomputer visionvisual perceptionrelative-motion perceptionvision researchcognitive scienceneural network modelmachine learning

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Haluk Ogmen

Senior Associate Dean Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering

University of Houston

Affiliations

Cullen College of Engineering

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Honors College

Electrical Engineering

Haluk Ogmen is currently serving as a Cullen College Of Engineering Senior Associate Dean Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering at University of Houston.

Honors

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Experiences

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Haluk Ogmen

University of Houston

Senior Associate Dean Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Attentional Load Leads to Distinct Changes in Early and Late Cortical Processing of Target Visibility Under Visual Masking. Consciousness and Cognition (2024)

Esra Nur CatakHaluk OgmenHulusi Kafaligonul

target visibilityvisual perceptionattentionvisual processingvisibilitylate cortical processingvisual maskingattentional loadcognitive sciencecognition

Cortical Dynamics During Contour Integration. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Dongcheng HeAngeline YangDaniel R. CoatesHaluk OgmenSusana TL Chung

biophysicscontour integrationneural sciencecortical dynamicssystems neurosciencecognitive neuroscienceneurosciencebiologyneurophysiologyvisual science

Leveraging Persistent Homology of Eye Movements for Neural Disorder Screening. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Dongcheng HeShaoying WangHaluk Ogmen

neuroimagingneural disorder screeningneuroscienceeye movements

Magnitude of Middle Temporal N300 Reflects Contour Fidelity in Contour Integration. Journal of Vision (2024)

Dongcheng HeAngeline YangDaniel R. CoatesHaluk OgmenSusana Chung

contour integrationvisual perceptionvision researchneurosciencecontour fidelityvisual science

The Dynamics of Visual Working-Memory Partial-Update Depends on Set-Size and Spatial Layout. Journal of Vision (2024)

Shaoying WangSrimant TripathyHaluk Ogmen

visual perceptionvision researchspatial layoutvisual reasoningvisual systemcognitive scienceworking memoryvisual science

The Phase Coherence of Cortical Oscillations Predicts Dynamic Changes in Perceived Visibility. Cerebral Cortex (2024)

Irem AkdoganHaluk OgmenHulusi Kafaligonul

visual perceptionphase coherenceneurosciencecortical oscillationsperceived visibilityvisibilitydynamic changes

The Roles of Symmetry and Elongation in Developing Reference Frames. Frontiers in Psychology (2024)

Dongcheng HeHaluk Ogmen

symmetrypsychologycognitive science

Determinants of Canonical Forms in Memory Storage and Object Recognition. Journal of Vision (2023)

Dongcheng HeHaluk Ogmen

memory storagecomputer visioncanonical formsobject recognitioncognitive science

Perception of Rigidity in Three- and Four-Dimensional Spaces. Frontiers in Psychology (2023)

Dongcheng HeDat-Thanh NguyenHaluk OgmenShigeaki NishinaArash Yazdanbakhsh

visual perceptionvision researchpsychologyfour-dimensional spacescognitive sciencecognitive psychologyspatial cognitionbehavioral sciences

A Neural Network Model for Vector Decomposition, Reference-Frame Selection, and Relative-Motion Perception. Journal of Vision (2022)

Dongcheng HeHaluk Ogmen

vector decompositionreference-frame selectioncomputer visionvisual perceptionrelative-motion perceptionvision researchcognitive scienceneural network modelmachine learning

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