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Crognale Lab Homepage
Michael A. Crognale, Ph.D.
Professor,
Physiological Psychology,
Program
in Biomedical Engineering (BME)
Director, Cognitive and Brain Sciences Program in Psychology
Vision, Human Factors,
and Aviation Consulting (www.SeeAero.com).
Testing Sam
Field Work in San Diego
 
Turtle Testing Team at Sea World
Flying VEP Lab with Experimenter and Subjects
 
Experimenters and subjects:
"VEP measures of physiological stress in the aviation environment."
Sam and Alana with fresh
catch. Testing Leatherback
Turtles in Trinidad (more pics)
 
Phone: (775) 682-8690
Office: Mack Social Science
Room 407
Email: mikro@unr.edu
Information about
our Color Vision Testing Lab and Service
*** Pilots! We also have the FAA approved Farnsworth Lantern Test (FALANT)
Research Interests
- Genetics of color vision: Human electrophysiology
and psychophysics to determine phenotype and genotype relationships and
the genetic basis for color vision variation among normal and color
deficient
- Comparative
color vision
- Development and aging of vision:
Psychophysical investigations of color vision and electrophysiological
assessment of color/luminance processing in infants and the aging
population
- Color
vision deficiencies applied to assess neural integrity in pathology and
physiological stress
- Vision
in Aviation;
Professional Affiliations
- Aerospace Lighting
Institute
- Aerospace Medical Association
- American Association for the Advancement of Science
- American Physical Society
- Association for Research in
Vision and Ophthalmology
- Human Factors and
Ergonomics Society
- International Colour Association
- International Research Group on Color Vision
Deficiencies
- International Society for the Clinical
Electrophysiology of Vision
- Intersociety Color Council
- National Association of Flight Instructors
- Optical Society of America
- Society for Neurosciences
- Vision Sciences Society
Recent Grants and Awards
Aerospace Lighting
Institute- Individual Appreciation Award – (2007)
Federal
Aviation Administration- (contract)
Development of Ground Observer Requirements for the Operation of Unmanned
Aerial Vehicles. 2006-2009.
Federal
Aviation Administration Human Factors (Principal Investigator) Helicopter
Pilot Performance: VFR into IMC. 2005-2006.
NASA/Ames Human Factors (Principal Investigator)
Validation of NASA/FAA WEB-based training tool. 2005-2006.
National Marine Fisheries Institute- (consultant/co-investigator)
Spectral Sensitivity in Sea Turtles Phase III. Circadian Effects 2005-2006.
Sanford Center for Aging Pilot Research
Grant (Co-principal Investigator)
Adaptation and aging in the human visual system. 2005-2006
Federal
Aviation Administration AAR-100 (Principal Investigator) Visibility in
the Flight Environment. 2003-2006.
National Marine Fisheries Institute- (consultant/co-investigator)
Spectral Sensitivity in Sea Turtles. 2001-2004.
Federal Aviation Administration AAR-100 (consultant/co-investigator)
The Use of Flight Training Devices in General Aviation Phase II. 2002-2003.
NASA Joint Research Grant (Principal Investigator) Allocation of
Attentional Resources in the Cockpit Environment, 2002-2005.
NIH/NIA RO3
(Principal Investigator) Assessment of Chromatic Pathways in Aging, 2001.
Sanford Center
for Aging Seed Grant (Principal Investigator) University
of Nevada, Reno, Maturation and Aging of the Visual
Pathways, 2000-2001.
Junior
Faculty Research Award (Principal Investigator) University
of Nevada, Reno, Development of Optical Imaging in
Live Retina, 2000-2001.
· Curriculum Vitae (with pubs)
· Publications
(full List)
Current Courses:
Department of Psychology/296
University of Nevada, Reno
Reno, NV 89557
Phone:
(775) 682-8690
FAX:
(775) 784-1126
 University
of Nevada, Reno
Maintained
by: Michael A. Crognale, Ph.D.
Last
Modified: April 28, 2010
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