Dr Eric Anson

Visiting Professor Talk: Spatial Self-Motion Perception: Reliability to Adaptability

September 28 - September 29, 2022

Osborne Centre Unit 2

Visiting Professor Dr. Eric Anson will be giving a presentation on "Spatial Self-Motion Perception: Reliability to Adaptability"

Dr. Eric Anson is a researcher and professor visiting UBC from the University of Rochester. Dr. Anson will be giving a presentation about his research, entitled "Spatial Self-Motion Perception: Reliability to Adaptability". This talk is open to all Cluster members and trainees, and details can be found below.

Event Details:

Date: Wednesday Sept 28th

Time: 4-5pm

Location: Osborne Unit Centre 2, Kinesiology Learning Centre, G3

More about Dr. Eric Anson: https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/people/31315753-eric-r-anson

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