The Computational Neuropsychology and Simulation (CNS) lab is
housed in the Psychology Department at
the
- Prospective Students: Dr. Parsons will be considering applications for a doctoral student (Fall 2017). Note: Prospective applicants are encoraged to contact Dr. Parsons (Thomas.Parsons@unt.edu) in advance of submitting a formal application. Click Here for more information.
- Research Focus: The CNS Lab focuses on the use of novel technologies (human-computer interfaces, virtual/augmented reality, video games) and novel data analytics (neuroinformatics; artificial neural networks; machine learning) for assessment and training of neurocognitive and affective functions.
- Training Focus: The CNS Lab is interested in producing scientists: well-trained psychologists devoted to the continuous development of an empirical knowledge base in neuropsychology, cyberpsychology, and human-computer interactions. Particular emphasis is placed upon preparing graduate students for employment in academic and/or industry (e.g., research psychologists for the gaming industry) settings.
- Collaborations: The CNS Lab has a number of active collaborations. Click here.