The Active Perception Laboratory has received many grants from the National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation. Main grants include:
BCS-1534932: “Controlling Attention Within the Fovea”, awarded by the National Science Foundation (09/15/15-09/15/18). PI: M. Poletti
BCS-1457238: “Influence of head and eye movements on retinal input and early neural encoding”, awarded by the National Science Foundation (8/1/15-7/31/18). PI: M. Rucci
ORAPLUS-1420212: “Move to see: The benefits of self-motion for visual perception”, awarded by the National Science Foundation (4/11/14-3/31/17). PI: M. Rucci
R01 EY018363-07: “Function of fixation instability during natural viewing”, aawarded by the National Institutes of Health (9/1/13-8/31/16). PI: M. Rucci
BCS-1127216: “Influence of Head and Eye Movements on Visual Input Statistics and Early Neural Representations”, awarded by the National Science Foundation (9/1/11-8/31/14). PI: M. Rucci
ARRA supplement to grant R01 EY18363: “Function of fixation instability during natural viewing”, awarded by the National Institutes of Health (9/1/09-8/30/11). PI: M. Rucci
IOS-0843304: “Collaborative Research: Decorrelation of natural inputs in lateral geniculate nucleus of behaving monkeys”, awarded by the National Science Foundation (5/1/09-4/30/13). PI: M. Rucci
R01 EY18363: “Function of fixation instability during natural viewing”, awarded by the National Institutes of Health (9/1/07-8/30/16). PI: M. Rucci
CCF-0726901: “Active depth perception in primates and machines”, awarded by the National Science Foundation (9/1/07-8/31/10). PI: M. Rucci
BCS-0719849: “Influence of Eye Movements on Visual Input Statistics and Early Neural Representations” awarded by the National Science Foundation (9/1/07-8/31/10). PI: M. Rucci
CCF-0432104: “Depth perception in primates and machines”, awarded by the National Science Foundation (9/1/04-8/31/07). PI: M. Rucci
R03 EY015732: “Function of fixation instability during natural viewing”, awarded by the National Institutes of Health (10/1/04-9/30/07). PI: M. Rucci
EIA-0130851: “Fixational eye movements in biological and artificial vision systems”, awarded by the National Science Foundation (9/1/01-8/31/05). PI: M. Rucci
The Active Perception Laboratory has also received more than $60,000 in grant supplements to foster the involvement of undergraduate students in research. Many undergraduate students at Boston University have spent summer internships in the APLab supported by these grants.
BCS-1534932: “Controlling Attention Within the Fovea”, awarded by the National Science Foundation (09/15/15-09/15/18). PI: M. Poletti
BCS-1457238: “Influence of head and eye movements on retinal input and early neural encoding”, awarded by the National Science Foundation (8/1/15-7/31/18). PI: M. Rucci
ORAPLUS-1420212: “Move to see: The benefits of self-motion for visual perception”, awarded by the National Science Foundation (4/11/14-3/31/17). PI: M. Rucci
R01 EY018363-07: “Function of fixation instability during natural viewing”, aawarded by the National Institutes of Health (9/1/13-8/31/16). PI: M. Rucci
BCS-1127216: “Influence of Head and Eye Movements on Visual Input Statistics and Early Neural Representations”, awarded by the National Science Foundation (9/1/11-8/31/14). PI: M. Rucci
ARRA supplement to grant R01 EY18363: “Function of fixation instability during natural viewing”, awarded by the National Institutes of Health (9/1/09-8/30/11). PI: M. Rucci
IOS-0843304: “Collaborative Research: Decorrelation of natural inputs in lateral geniculate nucleus of behaving monkeys”, awarded by the National Science Foundation (5/1/09-4/30/13). PI: M. Rucci
R01 EY18363: “Function of fixation instability during natural viewing”, awarded by the National Institutes of Health (9/1/07-8/30/16). PI: M. Rucci
CCF-0726901: “Active depth perception in primates and machines”, awarded by the National Science Foundation (9/1/07-8/31/10). PI: M. Rucci
BCS-0719849: “Influence of Eye Movements on Visual Input Statistics and Early Neural Representations” awarded by the National Science Foundation (9/1/07-8/31/10). PI: M. Rucci
CCF-0432104: “Depth perception in primates and machines”, awarded by the National Science Foundation (9/1/04-8/31/07). PI: M. Rucci
R03 EY015732: “Function of fixation instability during natural viewing”, awarded by the National Institutes of Health (10/1/04-9/30/07). PI: M. Rucci
EIA-0130851: “Fixational eye movements in biological and artificial vision systems”, awarded by the National Science Foundation (9/1/01-8/31/05). PI: M. Rucci
The Active Perception Laboratory has also received more than $60,000 in grant supplements to foster the involvement of undergraduate students in research. Many undergraduate students at Boston University have spent summer internships in the APLab supported by these grants.
The Active Perception Laboratory received an equipment donation from
Xilinx Inc. for research in
biomimetic robotics and artificial intelligence.
