I am a faculty member at the Centre for Cognitive Science at the Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland. My current research interests cover eye tracking applications, group eye tracking, and eye movements in reading. I teach graduate courses on visual cognition, oculomotor control in reading, and methodology of cognitive science.
I have been teaching courses on visual cognition, psychology of reading, methodology of cognitive science. In the past, I thought courses on human factors in cyber-physical systems, cyber systems and information security, cognition and machine learning, artificial intelligence for cognitive science.
Graduate and undergraduate-level academic supervision and teaching
Graduate-level academic supervision and teaching
Graduate-level academic supervision and teaching
Research and language-specific consultancy on the development of an Automatic Speech Recognition and Text to Speech system for Turkish
“Investigation of Semantic and Pragmatic Aspects of Natural Languages within the Framework of Cognitive Science and Comparison of Experimental Methodologies” (funded by TUBITAK BIDEB The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey)
At the Cross Modal Interaction in Natural and Artificial Cognitive Systems (CINACS) Project, funded by DFG International Research Training Group (IRTG). Knowledge and Language Processing Institute (WSV), Center for Intelligent Systems and Robotics (ISR), Department of Informatics, University of Hamburg, Germany. Theoretical and applied research on the analysis of multimodal comprehension and learning
Thesis title: Gradient Characteristics of the Unaccusative / Unergative Distinction in Turkish: An Experimental Investigation
Activities of promoting the availability and accessibility of the IT resources provided by the university, involved in setting up an HCI Lab and eye tracking facility