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Steven K. Shevell

Eliakim Hastings Moore Distinguished Service Professor of Psychology and Ophthalmology & Visual Science

University of Chicago

Affiliations

Social Sciences Division

Department of Psychology

Psychology, Department of

Steven K. Shevell is currently serving as a Psychology Eliakim Hastings Moore Distinguished Service Professor of Psychology and Ophthalmology & Visual Science at University of Chicago.

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University of Chicago

Eliakim Hastings Moore Distinguished Service Professor of Psychology and Ophthalmology & Visual Science

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neuroscience vision research visual perception visual science cognitive science ophthalmology computer vision cognitive neuroscience photonics visual processing optical metrology pattern recognition psychology color perception chromatic adaptation color appearance chromatic induction optical image recognition optical properties color constancy working memory individual differences color shifts chromatic assimilation perceptual resolution memory experimental psychology optical engineering colorimetry colorization rayleigh matches neural science 3d vision photometry (optics) visibility optical information processing chromatic context brightness contrast brightness induction memory studies avian biology psychological science cognitive psychology brain science neural mechanisms mathematical psychology color reproduction chromatic backgrounds color matching s-cone patterns color opponency reading research hearing research applied developmental psychology developmental psychology experimental child psychology developmental science child psychology animal science animal behavior ornithology educational psychology applied psychology survey (human research) personal data human memory computer stereo vision cultural psychology color correction data assimilation human sciences visual pathways perception system light scattering psychodynamic biological psychology multisensory integration visual system applied cognitive psychology

Notable Scholarly Works

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Object-Substitution Masking: The Role of Low-Level Chromatic Similarity. Journal of Vision (2024)

Ryan LangeMichael J. McNicholasSteven K. Shevell

visual scienceobject-substitution maskingvision researchvisual perceptionlow-level chromatic similarity

Perceptual Resolution of Ambiguity: Can Tuned, Divisive Normalization Account for Both Interocular Similarity Grouping and Difference Enhancement. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Jaelyn R. PeisoStephanie E. PalmerSteven K. Shevell

neurosciencedifference enhancementperceptual resolutionophthalmologycognitive sciencespeech perceptioninterocular similarity grouping

Multiple Ambiguous Neural Representations May Be Perceived as Identical to or Different From Each Other: Can Divisive Normalization Explain Which?. Journal of Vision (2023)

Jaelyn PeisoSteven Shevell

ambiguous neural representationsvisual sciencevision researchvisual perceptionneurosciencecognitive scienceexplicit memorycognitive neuroscience

Ambiguity is a Linking Feature for Interocular Grouping. Journal of Vision (2022)

Sunny M. LeeEmily SlezakSteven K. Shevell

linking featureinterocular groupingneuroscienceophthalmologycomputer vision

Color-Motion Feature Misbinding With Optic-Flow Versus Vertical Motion. Journal of Vision (2022)

Sunny M. LeeSteven K. Shevell

pattern recognitionvisual processingvisual sciencevision researchvisual perceptionneurosciencemachine visioncolor-motion featurecognitive sciencecognitive neurosciencecomputer vision

Contributors. Elsevier eBooks (2022)

Ron AltermanJeffrey E. ArleKerry BradleySergio CanaveroSteven M. FalowskiChad W. FarleyYakov GologorskyJianwen Wendy GuH. Louis JournéeJohn KastOlga KhazenJoachim K. KraussVignessh KumarMark LentRobert M. LevyAndres M. LozanoCharles MackelGeorge T. MandyburBryan L. McLaughlinDaniel R. MerrillAlon Y. MogilnerGabi MolnarGuillermo A. MonsalveRichard B. NorthYunseo Linda ParkJohn ParkerShrey PatelJulie G. PilitsisFrancisco A. PonceJason E. PopeAdolfo Ramirez-ZamoraLouis J. RasoJoshua M. RosenowJay L. ShilsPeter SingleKonstantin V. SlavinMichael D. StaudtMark M. SteckerHuy Q. Truong

Do Identical Percepts From Multiple Ambiguous Neural Representations Depend on the Suppressed Competing Representations?. Journal of Vision (2022)

Emily SlezakSteven K Shevell

vision researchcognitive neurosciencevisual perceptionneuroscience

Object-Substitution Masking Disrupts Feature Processing for Color and Tilt. Journal of Vision (2022)

Ryan LangeSteven Shevell

pattern recognitionvisual sciencevision researchvisual perceptionneurosciencemachine visioncognitive sciencecomputer vision

Binocularly-Driven Competing Neural Responses and the Perceptual Resolution of Color. Journal of Vision (2021)

Bobicheng ZhangEmily SlezakWei WangSteven K. Shevell

vision researchvisual perceptionneuroscienceneural responsesperceptual resolutionophthalmologycognitive neuroscience

Decoding Chromaticity and Luminance From Patterns of Eeg Activity. Psychophysiology (2021)

David W. SuttererAndrew J. CoiaVincent SunSteven K. ShevellEdward Awh

neurophysiologyeeg activityelectrophysiologyneuroscience

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Steven K. Shevell

Eliakim Hastings Moore Distinguished Service Professor of Psychology and Ophthalmology & Visual Science

University of Chicago

Affiliations

Social Sciences Division

Department of Psychology

Psychology, Department of

Steven K. Shevell is currently serving as a Psychology Eliakim Hastings Moore Distinguished Service Professor of Psychology and Ophthalmology & Visual Science at University of Chicago.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Steven K. Shevell

University of Chicago

Eliakim Hastings Moore Distinguished Service Professor of Psychology and Ophthalmology & Visual Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Object-Substitution Masking: The Role of Low-Level Chromatic Similarity. Journal of Vision (2024)

Ryan LangeMichael J. McNicholasSteven K. Shevell

visual scienceobject-substitution maskingvision researchvisual perceptionlow-level chromatic similarity

Perceptual Resolution of Ambiguity: Can Tuned, Divisive Normalization Account for Both Interocular Similarity Grouping and Difference Enhancement. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Jaelyn R. PeisoStephanie E. PalmerSteven K. Shevell

neurosciencedifference enhancementperceptual resolutionophthalmologycognitive sciencespeech perceptioninterocular similarity grouping

Multiple Ambiguous Neural Representations May Be Perceived as Identical to or Different From Each Other: Can Divisive Normalization Explain Which?. Journal of Vision (2023)

Jaelyn PeisoSteven Shevell

ambiguous neural representationsvisual sciencevision researchvisual perceptionneurosciencecognitive scienceexplicit memorycognitive neuroscience

Ambiguity is a Linking Feature for Interocular Grouping. Journal of Vision (2022)

Sunny M. LeeEmily SlezakSteven K. Shevell

linking featureinterocular groupingneuroscienceophthalmologycomputer vision

Color-Motion Feature Misbinding With Optic-Flow Versus Vertical Motion. Journal of Vision (2022)

Sunny M. LeeSteven K. Shevell

pattern recognitionvisual processingvisual sciencevision researchvisual perceptionneurosciencemachine visioncolor-motion featurecognitive sciencecognitive neurosciencecomputer vision

Contributors. Elsevier eBooks (2022)

Do Identical Percepts From Multiple Ambiguous Neural Representations Depend on the Suppressed Competing Representations?. Journal of Vision (2022)

Emily SlezakSteven K Shevell

vision researchcognitive neurosciencevisual perceptionneuroscience

Object-Substitution Masking Disrupts Feature Processing for Color and Tilt. Journal of Vision (2022)

Ryan LangeSteven Shevell

pattern recognitionvisual sciencevision researchvisual perceptionneurosciencemachine visioncognitive sciencecomputer vision

Binocularly-Driven Competing Neural Responses and the Perceptual Resolution of Color. Journal of Vision (2021)

Bobicheng ZhangEmily SlezakWei WangSteven K. Shevell

vision researchvisual perceptionneuroscienceneural responsesperceptual resolutionophthalmologycognitive neuroscience

Decoding Chromaticity and Luminance From Patterns of Eeg Activity. Psychophysiology (2021)

David W. SuttererAndrew J. CoiaVincent SunSteven K. ShevellEdward Awh

neurophysiologyeeg activityelectrophysiologyneuroscience

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