ECU Visual Motor Laboratory

ECU Visual Motor Laboratory Research within Visual Motor Lab (VML) involves projects that examine visual attention, arousal, mental workload, and visual processing through neuroimaging.

Our focus includes research to determine how visual search behavior influences motor dysfunction such as Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI) and freezing of gait in Parkinson’s disease. The goal of our research program is to understand how vision and cognition control and modulate motor behavior. This research is based on the use of eye movement recordings, biometrics, and psychophysiological recor

dings including EMG, EEG, and ECG as well as other measures to examine cognitive function in information rich environments. The lab is designed to measure human motor behavior in dynamic situations through in-field assessment, virtual simulations or in more static, self-paced laboratory tasks. Our secondary focus includes research to determine how visual search behavior influences motor dysfunction such as Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI) and freezing of gait in Parkinson’s disease. At the core of this research is to investigate the links between the perceptual (processing) and motor systems (output). To accomplish this goal, we examine the antecedents and consequences of an individual’s ability to function in dynamic situations based on physiological changes that can either facilitate or debilitate performance.

Happy Biomechanics Day from the VML!
04/04/2024

Happy Biomechanics Day from the VML!

Great job to Kendall for presenting her migraine research at Harvard University and for being awarded the Undergraduate ...
02/20/2024

Great job to Kendall for presenting her migraine research at Harvard University and for being awarded the Undergraduate research creativity award for our Mobile testing unit Study! 😁😁

The lab enjoyed national pizza day at our weekly lab meeting! 🍕
02/20/2024

The lab enjoyed national pizza day at our weekly lab meeting! 🍕

Congratulations to Taylor and Jake for being accepted and presenting at the MLB Winter meeting!
01/12/2024

Congratulations to Taylor and Jake for being accepted and presenting at the MLB Winter meeting!

Congratulations to Brittany for successfully proposing her dissertation!
11/23/2023

Congratulations to Brittany for successfully proposing her dissertation!

10/31/2023
Congratulations to one of our own, Kendall Nelson, for taking home the Best Undergraduate Poster Award at ECU's Annual N...
10/31/2023

Congratulations to one of our own, Kendall Nelson, for taking home the Best Undergraduate Poster Award at ECU's Annual Neuroscience Symposium! Way to represent the VML!

Congratulations to Kamilah for a great poster presentation at ECU's Neuroscience symposium and for being awarded the Und...
10/31/2023

Congratulations to Kamilah for a great poster presentation at ECU's Neuroscience symposium and for being awarded the Undergraduate Research Creativity Award for her project using blue light to decrease physiological fear response!

Thank you to everyone who came out to support our PhD student (Brittany) and her dog, Jojo, for an entrepreneurship chal...
10/24/2023

Thank you to everyone who came out to support our PhD student (Brittany) and her dog, Jojo, for an entrepreneurship challenge!

We are starting data collection for our concussion study again! Find more information and the sign-up QR code below!
10/20/2023

We are starting data collection for our concussion study again! Find more information and the sign-up QR code below!

09/15/2023
The VML took advantage of the weather for our weekly lab meeting!
09/15/2023

The VML took advantage of the weather for our weekly lab meeting!

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