Through the straits of human attention | Sridharan Devarajan | TEDxIITPatna

Описание: Sridharan Devarajan, an Associate Professor at IISC, is a prominent name in the Cognition, Computation and Behavioural research domain. Besides being an associate faculty at CSA, he has a DBT-Welcome Trust India Alliance Fellowship. An illustrious personality who explores Indian pre-history and culture, he has published over 20 research articles and journals. He has a resolute aptitude to study brain-behaviour relationships by designing nifty experiments and developing deep learning models. Knitted around the idea "You see, but you do not observe" he spoke about how attention connects our senses and action.
He recalled the open day event at IISc Bangalore, where he and his colleagues were impressed by some attendees who were able to solve all the visual cues. He observed the eye movements of those exceptional performers and found that they approached these visual puzzles differently. Therefore he concluded that the key to unlocking better attention is being methodical and patient.
Sridharan Devarajan, an Associate Professor at IISC, is a prominent name in the Cognition, Computation and Behavioural research domain. Besides being an associate faculty at CSA, he has a DBT-Welcome Trust India Alliance Fellowship. An illustrious personality who explores Indian pre-history and culture, he has published over 20 research articles and journals. He has a resolute aptitude to study brain-behaviour relationships by designing nifty experiments and developing deep learning models. Knitted around the idea "You see, but you do not observe" he spoke about how attention connects our senses and action.
He recalled the open day event at IISc Bangalore, where he and his colleagues were impressed by some attendees who were able to solve all the visual cues. He observed the eye movements of those exceptional performers and found that they approached these visual puzzles differently. Therefore he concluded that the key to unlocking better attention is being methodical and patient. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx