Jiří Lukavský

Vision scientist

Czech Academy of Sciences

Biography

I work as a researcher at Institute of Psychology, Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague. I am interested in human vision, attention and memory.

Interests

Visual attention
Scene perception
Visual memory

Education

PhD in Clinical Psychology, 2008

Charles University

Featured Publications

Lukavský, J. (2019). Scene categorization in the presence of a distractor. Journal of Vision.

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Lukavský, J., Děchtěrenko, F. (2017). Visual properties and memorising scenes: Effects of image-space sparseness and uniformity. Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics.

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Tiainen, M., Lukavský, J., Tiippana, K., Vainio, M., Šimko, J., Felisberti, F., Vainio, L. (2017). Connections of Grasping and Horizontal Hand Movements with Articulation in Czech Speakers. Frontiers in Psychology.

Děchtěrenko, F., Lukavský, J., Holmqvist, K. (2017). Flipping the stimulus: Effects on scanpath coherence?. Behavior Research Methods.

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Lukavský, J., Děchtěrenko, F. (2016). Gaze position lagging behind scene content in multiple object tracking: Evidence from forward and backward presentations. Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics.

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Lukavský, J. (2013). Eye movements in repeated multiple object tracking. Journal of Vision.

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Projects

Scene memory

What do we remember in photographs

Multiple Object Tracking

How to pay attention to several moving objects simultaneously

Teaching

FF UK

Základy obecné psychologie - Moodle
Psychologická metodologie - Moodle
Cvičení z bayesovské statistiky - Moodle
Diplomový seminář (teoretická specializace)
- 23.2., 16.3., 13.4., 4.5.2021
- účast na prvním a posledním semináři je povinná
- úterý 17:30 (Zoom)
Seminář z experimentální psychologie
- v ²⁰²⁰⁄₂₁ neběží
Psychofyzika - Moodle
Konzultace: úterý 9:30-10:30 (Zoom, nejlépe po předchozí domluvě)

MFF UK

Informatika a kognitivní vědy 1 - spolu s J.Antolíkem a F.Děchtěrenkem

Témata BP/DP

Contact me for details. Students of psychology or computer science encouraged to apply.

Attending moving objects
Visual perception and camouflage
Remembering similar images
Eye-tracking