This lab houses all our activity monitors including Actigraphs and ActivPALS. It's also used in research and for undergraduate dissertations.

The driving simulator lab is used by staff and students for conducting research in areas like traffic and transport, to help identify effective ways to enhance safe road use.

As well as providing equipment which allow us to perform laboratory assessments, this lab is also a high quality, experience-based learning environment for physiology related modules.

Our research looks at human attention, in terms of how it’s allocated, influenced, and disrupted. We do this through examination of human eye movements, using eye-tracking equipment with high spatial and temporal resolution.

Our research includes the identification stimuli that changes autonomic functioning and the use of psychophysiological measures to identify the roles of temperament, beliefs and skill in self-regulation.