Steven W. Savage

Husband 👨🏼‍💻, Researcher 🔬, Sneaker-freak 👟, Cat-Dad 🐈🐈‍⬛ Jiu Jitsu n00b 🥋

[Steven W. Savage @Savage_Psych]

Our paper "The effects of age on the contributions of head and eye movements to scanning behaviour at intersections" has come out in Transportation Research Part F today!! https://t.co/YPhAmkYLEN

[Steven W. Savage @Savage_Psych]

@NeuroscienceNew @TU_Muenchen Thank you very much!

[Steven W. Savage @Savage_Psych]

First paper from our collaboration with @TU_Muenchen has been published in AA&P

[BowersLab @bowers_lab]

We've published a first paper from our collaboration with @TU_Muenchen in Accident Analysis and Prevention! "The effects of simulated mild vision loss on gaze, driving and interaction behaviors in pedestrian crossing situations" is now available online: https://t.co/gDUb9cf7RW

[Steven W. Savage @Savage_Psych]

@g_p_will Uhm, yes? 😳😂

[Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery Alliance @PESAlliance]

We're honored to have Alex Bowers, PhD, from @bowers_lab @Harvard join our family conference to explain driving challenges for people with homonymous henmianopia, as well as prism use and other possible interventions. https://t.co/W1kSDUyiM5

[BowersLab @bowers_lab]

We've published our first paper of 2019!
"The effects of age and cognitive load on peripheral-detection performance" is now available on the @ARVOJOV website https://t.co/1T6VCWaW9Z @Savage_Psych

[BowersLab @bowers_lab]

@Savage_Psych will be presenting some of our most recent work at @NECO424 this evening at 5pm. He will be discussing how age affects the contribution of head and eye movements to scanning at intersections as part of NECO'S Research Lecture Series.

[Steven W. Savage @Savage_Psych]

Few snaps from yesterday's talk https://t.co/GY54DTSua8

[BowersLab @bowers_lab]

Steven's talk @Savage_Psych at yesterday's Post Doctoral Fellows Work in Progress Seminar Series.

[BowersLab @bowers_lab]

Today, as part of @MassEyeAndEar and @HMSeye Post Doctoral Fellows Work in Progress Seminar Series, @Savage_Psych will be presenting our most recent work on the effects of age and guidance type on scanning for and detection of hazards at intersections.

[BowersLab @bowers_lab]

Steven will be giving a Lecture today on Visual Perception as part of @HMSeye "Vision: A system and its assessment" series @Savage_Psych

[Active Vision Lab @activevisionlab]

Deeply honoured to have delivered a keynote talk at #ECEM2017 - by far my favourite conference. Thanks to @AttentionLab for this photo

[Neuroskeptic 🇺🇦 @Neuro_Skeptic]

"If you wanna see my data, you gotta get with my friends..." ♪ ♫

[Tom Foulsham @TomFoulsh]

Having never heard of this little brain nubbin, I now see it discussed twice in as many days. Meet the habenula: https://t.co/lodXWWFG1k

[Elsevier Transport @Transport_ELS]

¼ of on-road #bike #car crashes are when the #cyclist is in a #BikeLane https://t.co/aqhO0cDKft

[Steven W. Savage @Savage_Psych]

@FFPundits @FantasyFootbal what are your thoughts on this? Payet to replace mane after GW1 though?

[Active Vision Lab @activevisionlab]

Delighted that our own @Savage_Psych will be joining Dr Alex Bowers at Schepens Eye Research Institute @harvardmed https://t.co/M4sG79df0o

[Steven W. Savage @Savage_Psych]

@GWill88 of course I mean all of them!! Especially yours though ;)

[Steven W. Savage @Savage_Psych]

Abstract from #ECEM2015 published today in JEMR! Check out our and all the other great contributions at http://t.co/uZLIIc1SZ3 . @ecemvienna

[Steven W. Savage @Savage_Psych]

Had a great time presenting at #ecem2015 this evening. I really appreciate the comments and feedback!