flip phillips, Ph.D.
Professor, Skidmore CollegeSaratoga Springs, New York, United States
Research field: Psychology - Cognitive Psychology
Human Vision. Shape Perception. Haptics. Perception and Action
Publications
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Journal Article (34)
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Gabriel J Diaz, Brett R Fajen, Flip Phillips (2012) Anticipation from biological motion: The goalkeeper problem.. In Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance.Download PDF (1.15 MB)
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Joseph S Lappin, James Farley Norman, Flip Phillips (2011) Fechner, information, and shape perception.. In Attention, perception & psychophysics.Download PDF (1.03 MB)
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Jan J Koenderink, Liliana Albertazzi, Andrea J van Doorn et al. (2010) Does monocular visual space contain planes?, 40-7. In Acta psychologica 134 (1).Download PDF (451.63 KB)
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Jan J Koenderink, Liliana Albertazzi, Andrea J van Doorn et al. (2010) Does Monocular Visual Space Have Planes?, 14. In Acta Psychologica.Download PDF (1.18 MB)
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Flip Phillips, James Farley Norman, Amanda M Beers (2010) Fechner's Aesthetics Revisited, 263-271. In Seeing and Perceiving 23 (3).Download PDF (557.82 KB)
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Flip Phillips, E Egan (2009) Crossmodal information for visual and haptic discrimination. In SPIE.Download PDF (3.35 MB)
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Flip Phillips, Martin G Voshell (2009) Distortions of posterior visual space, 1045-1052. In Perception.Download PDF (436.97 KB)
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Gabriel Jacob Diaz, Flip Phillips, B Fajen (2009) Intercepting moving targets: a little foresight helps a lot. In Exp Brain Res.Download PDF (584.76 KB)
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Flip Phillips, E Egan, B Perry (2009) Perceptual equivalence between vision and touch is complexity dependent, 259-266. In Acta Psychologica.Download PDF (978.99 KB)
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James Farley Norman, Young-lim Lee, Flip Phillips et al. (2009) The perception of 3-D shape from shadows cast onto curved surfaces, 1-11. In Acta Psychologica 131 (1).Download PDF (728.49 KB)
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Steve F May, W Carlson, Flip Phillips et al. (1996) AL: A language for procedural modeling and animation..Download PDF (222.67 KB)
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Conference Proceedings (6)
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Flip Phillips, Brian M Gaudino, B Prue et al. (2006) Perception and action at a distance, 353a. In J Vis 6 (6).Download PDF (2.59 MB)
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Martin G Voshell, Flip Phillips, David D Woods (2005) Overcoming Remote Perception Challenges to Support Decision Making in Human-Robot Teams. In Proceedings.Download PDF (51.91 KB)
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Martin G Voshell, Flip Phillips (2005) Overcoming the Keyhole Effect in Human-Robot Coordination: Simulation and Evaluation. In Proceedings.Download PDF (598.59 KB)
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K Denys, Wim Vanduffel, Flip Phillips et al. (2003) Moving random lines are better stimuli for far extrastriate brain areas.. In Proceedings.Download PDF (69.25 KB)
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Flip Phillips, Martin G Voshell (2002) Distortions of posterior visual space. In Proceedings.Download PDF (36.15 KB)
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Flip Phillips, James T Todd (2002) Phase and Coherent Structure in Texture. In Proceedings.Download PDF (43.41 KB)
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Awards and Grants
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Jul 1975Most Improved Boy Bowler
Biographical Information
Flip Phillips is a Professor of Psychology and Director of the Neuroscience Program at Skidmore College. At one point or other in his life, he has been a marching band instructor, a graphic artist, a computer programmer, a medical imaging researcher, a cyclist/rower/cross country skier, a professional musician and an animation scientist at Pixar Animation Studios. His academic credentials come via The Ohio State University (mail-order branch) and he has taught, lectured, and done research at various institutions all over the world (many times with permission). At Skidmore, Professor Phillips teaches and researches the modeling of brain function, three-dimensional shape perception, and space perception. If he were a tree, Dr. Phillips would most likely be cut down and turned into a bookshelf.
CV
Professional Experience
1998 - Present
Dec 1987 - Dec 1991
Animation Scientist at Pixar
San Rafael, California, United States
San Rafael, California, United States
Dec 1986 - Dec 1987
Lecturer at The Ohio State University
Columbus, Ohio, United States
Classes taught:
Programming for Artists
Columbus, Ohio, United States
Classes taught:
Programming for Artists
Education
Dec 1992 - Dec 1997
The Ohio Satte University
in Columbus, Ohio, United States
Ph.D.
Ph.D.
Dec 1982 - Dec 1986
The Ohio State University
in Columbus, Ohio, United States
BFA
BFA
Consulting Services
I regularly consult or have consulted on pragmatic human perception, computer vision, neural simulation, data overload, visualization, intelligence analysis, and digital audio.
I am also available for non-expert level consulting in matters of fine art, concerns of the alimentary system, and recreational haberdashery.
I regularly consult or have consulted on pragmatic human perception, computer vision, neural simulation, data overload, visualization, intelligence analysis, and digital audio.
I am also available for non-expert level consulting in matters of fine art, concerns of the alimentary system, and recreational haberdashery.
Contact Information
| Webpage: | www.skidmore.edu/~flip |

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