The composite effect reveals that human (but not other primate) faces are special to humans

- Sulikowski, Danielle, Favelle, Simone, McKone, Elinor, Willis, Megan, Burke, Darren

Amplified Inversion Effects for Moving Biological Stimuli Remain Largest for Faces and Bodies

- Piepers, Daniel W., Stevens, Catherine J., Burke, Darren, Robbins, Rachel A.

Amplified inversion effects for moving biological stimuli remain largest for faces and bodies

- Piepers, Daniel W., Stevens, Catherine J., Burke, Darren, Robbins, Rachel A.

Assessing latent dimensionality in psychological research

- Prince, Melissa

Face recognition with multi-resolution spectral feature images

- Sun, Zhan-Li, Lam, Kin-Man, Dong, Zhao-Yang, Wang, Han, Gao, Qing-Wei, Zheng, Chun-Hou

The movement advantage in famous and unfamiliar faces: a comparison of point-light displays and shape-normalised avatar stimuli

- Bennetts, Rachel J., Kim, Jeesun, Burke, Darren, Brooks, Kevin R., Lucey, Simon, Saragih, Jason, Robbins, Rachel A.

The use of dynamic cues in self and familiar face recognition

- Bennetts, Rachel, Burke, Darren, Brooks, Kevin R., Robbins, Rachel A.

Anthropocentric biocybernetic computing for analysing the architectural design of house facades and cityscapes

- Chalup, Stephan K., Ostwald, Michael J.

A face-house paradigm for architectural scene analysis

- Chalup, Stephan K., Hong, Kenny, Ostwald, Michael J.