Attention and Perception Laboratory

Grants

 

2015-2019: Israel Science Foundation ($160,000). Exploring expectation-based Capture.

 

2010-2014: The Israel Science Foundation ($144,000). Identifying the major determinants of effective attentional                    selection

 

2007-2010: The Israel Science Foundation ($100,000). The attentional white bear phenomenon: Validation and                     extension.

 

2004-2007: The Israel Science Foundation ($90,000): A model for identifying impaired attentional functions in ADHD.

 

2001-2004: Binational Science Foundation ($100,000): “Top-down and bottom-up processes in visual selection” (with            Howard Egeth and Dominique Lamy)

 

July 1999 - Oct 1999: International Visitors Program Grant Winner, New York University, Psychology and Center for              Neural Science.

 

1998-2001: The Israel Science Foundation ($101,000): “Visual representations of attended and unattended objects".

 

1995-1998: The Israel Science Foundation ($59,000): "Preattentive and attentive representations of visual                               information".

 

1992-1995: The Israel Science Foundation ($ 55,000): "Effects of attention on length, brightness and orientation                     judgments".

 

1992-1994: The Ford Foundation: "Effects of attention on length and brightness judgments” (Approved but declined                 because of Academy parallel grant).

 

1988-1990: Tel Aviv University, The Fund for Basic Research Grant: "The distribution of Spatial Attention over                         Complex Visual Stimuli".