Jesse Michaels

Contact Information

Post-Doctoral Research Fellow

McGill University

e-mail: jesse.michaels@mcgill.ca

Research Interests

My study aims to improve our understanding of how children and young adults with and without autism spectrum disorder differ in how they perceive visual information. This will be primarily achieved through eye tracking and by measuring brain activity via electroencephalograms in response to elementary and social visual stimuli (EEG). 

Completed a PhD in Vision Sciences at the University of Montreal specializing in visual neuroscience and psychophysics.

Keywords: visual perception, cognitive assessment and enhancement, electroencephalography, eye tracking, ageing, development

Publications

Research Articles

Michaels J., Chaumillon R., Mejía-Romero S., Bernardin D., Faubert J. (2023). Can three-dimensional multiple object tracking be used to improve simulated driving performance? A pilot study in young and older adults. J Cogn Enhanc. doi: 10.1007/s41465-023-00260-3

Michaels J., Chaumillon R., Mejía-Romero S., Bernardin D., Faubert J. (2022) Three-dimensional multiple object tracking improves young adult cognitive abilities associated with driving: evidence for transfer to the Useful Field of View. NeuroReport. doi: 10.1097/WNR.0000000000001807

Michaels, J., Chaumillon, R., Nguyen-Tri, D., Watanabe, D., Hirsch, P., Bellavance, F., et al. (2017) Driving simulator scenarios and measures to faithfully evaluate risky driving behavior: a comparative study of different driver age groups. PLoS ONE 12:e0185909. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0185909

Poster Presentations

Michaels J., Chaumillon R., Mejía-Romero S., Bernardin D., Faubert J. Can training perceptual-cognitive abilities improve simulated driving performance? (2023). Vision Sciences Society Annual Meeting, St. Pete Beach, Florida.

Oral Presentations

Michaels J., Chaumillon R., Mejía-Romero S., Bernardin D., Faubert J. Investigating near transfer of 3D-MOT training in young adults. (2019).16th Journée scientifique of the University of Montréal School of Optometry, Montreal Quebec.

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