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Research Interest
The interaction between motion and form detectors, and especially the mechanisms underlying form from motion and form from temporally asynchronous presentations.
I study these using classical form-from-motion as well as spatio-temporal interpolation displays.
In order to characterise detectors involved in these tasks I focus on temporal aspects and their mon/binocularity.
Publications, Posters & Animations
Klette, R., Pugeault, N., Rabe, C. & Lappe, M. (2011).
Performance of Correspondence Algorithms in Vision-Based Driver Assistance using an Online Image Sequence Database.
IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology, 60, 2012-2026. DOI: 10.1109/TVT.2011.2148134
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Kandil, F.I., Rotter, A. & Lappe, M. (2010)
Car drivers attend to different gaze targets when negotiating closed vs. open bends
Journal of Vision, 10(4): a24.
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Presented at: Eur Workshop on Advanced Predictive Sensor-Motor Control 2009 in Joudkrante (Lithuania)
Hüweler, R., Kandil, F.I., Alpers, G.W. & Gerlach, A.L. (2009)
The impact of visual flow stimuli on anxiety, dizziness, and body sway in persons with and without fear of heights.
Behaviour Research and Therapy, 47, 345-352.
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Kandil, F.I., Rotter, A. & Lappe, M. (2009)
Driving is smoother and more stable when using the tangent point.
Journal of Vision, 9(1): 11, 1-11.
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Presented at: ECVP 2008 in Utrecht (NL)
Kandil, F.I. & Lappe, M. (2007)
Spatio-temporal interpolation is accomplished by binocular form and motion mechanisms.
PloS ONE, 2, e264.
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QuickTime Animation: StandardStimulus.mov
Presented at: TWK 2005 in Tübingen (FRG) & ECVP 2005 in A Coruña (E)
Kandil, F.I. & Fahle, M. (2004)
Figure-ground segregation can rely on differences in motion direction.
(Temporal asynchrony does provide a strong cue for figure-ground segregation.)
Vision Research, 44, 3177-3182.
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Presented at: TWK 2002 in Tübingen (FRG) & VSS 2002 in Sarasota (USA)
Kandil, F.I. & Fahle, M. (2003a)
Electrophysiological correlates of purely temporal figure-ground segregation.
Vision Research, 43, 2583-2589.
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QuickTime Animations: Homogeneous Fields & Heterogeneous Fields
Presented at: TeaP 2002 in Chemnitz (FRG) & FENS 2002 in Paris (F)
Kandil, F.I. & Fahle, M. (2003b)
Mechanisms of purely temporal figure-ground segregation.
European Journal of Neuroscience, 18, 2874-2882.
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Presented at: ECVP 2002 in Glasgow (UK)
Kandil, F.I. & Fahle, M. (2001)
Purely temporal figure-ground segregation.
European Journal of Neuroscience, 13, 2004 - 2008.
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QuickTime Animation: Main Stimulus
Presented at: ECVP 2000 in Groningen (NL), TWK 2001 in Tübingen (FRG) & ARVO 2001 in Fort Lauderdale (USA)
Curriculum Vitae
Born and raised in Düsseldorf (FRG), studied Psychology concentrating on Experimental Neuropsychology (Profs. E.R. Wist and P. Stoerig) and Brain Research (Prof. G. Rehkämper). Diplom (M.Sc.) in Psychology in 1998. Social Year as Clinical Neuropsychologist in the university hospital of Düsseldorf. Between 1999 and 2002 PhD thesis (Dr.rer.nat., Biology) in the lab of Prof. M. Fahle in Bremen (FRG) about Figure-Ground Segregation Based on Temporal Cues. Half a year as a post-doc at UCL’s Psychology in London (Dr. Z. Li).
Since July 2003 as a post-doc in Prof. M. Lappe’s unit in Münster (FRG).