I'm Mark W. Greenlee, a professor at the Institute of Psychology, University of Regensburg, where I lead the Multisensory Research Group. My research investigates visual and vestibular perception during self-motion and visual disorders, using MRI and eye-movement measurement.
- 👁️ Visual & multisensory perception research (University of Regensburg — Group page)
- 🧠 Vision science: self-motion perception, vestibular-visual integration, visual disorders
- 🛠️ AI-assisted development: I build research and teaching tools with AI coding assistants
Open-source Progressive Web Apps that help attendees search conference programmes, build a personal schedule, and export it to their calendar:
- ecvp-2026-scheduler — European Conference on Visual Perception 2026 (Bournemouth, Aug 23–27)
- vss-2026-scheduler — Vision Sciences Society 2026 (St. Pete Beach, May 15–19): 1,191 presentations, live "what's on now" view
- imrf-2026-scheduler — International Multisensory Research Forum 2026 (Genova, June 24–27)
The same codebase adapts to any conference that publishes its programme online — see the app website for live links.
- online-rdk-experiment — browser-based random-dot motion direction discrimination (jsPsych 7, custom HTML5-canvas plugin), designed for online data collection
- Fourier gratings — interactive vision-science demo: a square-wave grating built from a fundamental plus odd harmonics
- Landolt C demo — PsychoPy gap-discrimination demo with Posner cue and backward mask
- AI-assisted limbus eye tracking — data and analysis (Greenlee et al., 2026)
- mlx-web-chat — local web chat UI for MLX language models on Apple Silicon (React + Vite over
mlx_lm.server's OpenAI-compatible API)