University of Durham / CRS - Week Long Practical Training Course

From October 2007, the University of Durham will be offering a new MSc in Cognitive Neuroscience. A core element of the course that will be of particular interest to the Vision Science community is specialised training in techniques such as display calibration, stimulus generation, response recording and eye-tracking.

In partnership with Cambridge Research Systems, Durham will be offering classes in MATLAB programming and the practical application of CRS equipment, like the ViSaGe stimulus generator and Video Eyetracker Toolbox, to research questions in cognitive neuroscience.

In addition to this, we are pleased to announce that Durham are planning to offer the practical part of the MSc as an intensive, 1-week residential program open to all graduate students. We hope this will be of particular interest to any of our existing and future customers that plan to use MATLAB in their CRS-equipped lab.

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