Tirta is senior lecturer at Victoria University of Wellington. He is also associate investigator at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Cognition and its Disorders. Tirta did his PhD at the Australian National University and his postdoctoral training at Dartmouth College.

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Hazel oversees the prosopagnosia studies in the lab. She also manages our prosopagnosia database. Hazel did her PhD at Victoria University of Wellington.

Maya is working on training paradigms that may improve face recognition in prosopagnosia. She is also exploring frequency-based EEG as a potential biomarker of face deficits. Maya has an MSc in cognitive neuroscience and a BSc in psychology and criminology.

Daniel is working on various projects involving eye tracking, binocular rivalry, and statistical modelling. Daniel has an MSc in cognitive neuroscience, a BSc in biology, and a BA in psychology and philosophy.

Julian is a software developer working on eye tracking using commercial webcams. Julian has a dual background in civil engineering and computer science.

Hannah is an honours student in the clinical program. Her thesis investigates the nature and development of face processing by comparing face and body perception in prosopagnosia. Hannah has a BSc in psychology.

Holly is an honours student affiliated with the CBNS program. Her thesis examines the functional organisation of visual recognition by testing word processing in prosopagnosia. Holly has a BSc in psychology.

Morgan is an honours student in the CBNS program working with Christel Devue. Her thesis examines how people learn to recognise faces from variable images. Morgan has a BSc in psychology.

Stephanie is an honours student in the CBNS program. Her independent study (PSYC440) project compares face detection and face perception in prosopagnosia. Stephanie has a BSc in psychology and cell and molecular bioscience.

Max is a second-year student majoring in psychology and sociology. Max is helping us recruit prosopagnosia samples and is working on a project investigating unconscious face processing using binocular rivalry.

Jaiden is a second-year student majoring in psychology and criminology. Jaiden is helping us recruit prosopagnosia participants and is working on a project investigating unconscious face processing using binocular rivalry.

Laura is a second-year student majoring in psychology and minoring in religious studies. Laura is helping us recruit prosopagnosia participants and is working on a project investigating retinotopic mapping in face perception.

Sofie is a second-year student majoring in psychology and statistics. She is working with Christel Devue on a project looking at image variability and face recognition.