Course
Eye Tracking Research Toolbox
- December 16, 2024
- Utrecht Summer School, Janskerkhof 30, Utrecht, The Netherlands
Lecturers
Dr. Ignace Hooge, Ph.D
Associate professor, Experimental Psychology, Utrecht University
Dr. Ignace Hooge studied physics and received his PhD. in 1996. He has been doing eye tracking since 1992 and used many different eye-tracking techniques (coils, video, mobile). Currently, he is an associate professor in experimental psychology at Utrecht University. Besides science and teaching he worked in commercial marketing research and tested many billboards and advertisements with eye tracking. His research interests range from eye tracking methodology (mainly data analysis), visual perception, attention, and visual search to applied psychology. Currently he is involved in research concerning food choice, packaging, infants and fundamental eye tracker issues. Ignace was awarded the teacher of the university award in 2015.
Dr. Roy Hessels
Assistant professor, Experimental Psychology, Utrecht University
Dr. Roy Hessels studied psychology and is currently an assistant professor in experimental psychology at Utrecht University. His main research interests are eye movements and the role they play in interaction with others and the world. In his research, Roy uses wearable eye trackers and dual eye tracking setups, and his participants range from infants to adults. More broadly, Roy conducts research on human interaction, visual perception, and eye tracking methodology. Next to his research, Roy teaches psychology students how to set up experiments and analyze data, and was awarded multiple teaching awards in the Psychology department.