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Prof Danae Stanton Fraser
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About the Project
Danae Stanton Fraser is a Reader in Psychology at the University of Bath. She leads the CREATE group evaluating novel technologies and studying their effects on collaborative learning.
Danae is also an investigator on the EPSRC Cityware programme, evaluating collaborative impacts of mobile technologies on children and adults across heritage environments and an investigator on the DTI/EPSRC Participate project exploring pervasive computing for mass participation in environmental monitoring.
Danae has obtained funding from the DTI, EPSRC, ESRC, British Telecom, Stroke Association, Scope and JISC.
Applications are welcome from anyone with a good undergraduate degree in Psychology, recognised by the British Psychological Society (or equivalent).
Please see our website for further details, application procedures, open days and deadlines:
http://www.bath.ac.uk/study/pg/programmes/mphi-psyc
Danae is also an investigator on the EPSRC Cityware programme, evaluating collaborative impacts of mobile technologies on children and adults across heritage environments and an investigator on the DTI/EPSRC Participate project exploring pervasive computing for mass participation in environmental monitoring.
Danae has obtained funding from the DTI, EPSRC, ESRC, British Telecom, Stroke Association, Scope and JISC.
Applications are welcome from anyone with a good undergraduate degree in Psychology, recognised by the British Psychological Society (or equivalent).
Please see our website for further details, application procedures, open days and deadlines:
http://www.bath.ac.uk/study/pg/programmes/mphi-psyc
Funding Notes
Dr Stanton Fraser will now consider applications from those applicants who are happy to compete for University and Graduate School funding or obtain external funding. Funding is difficult to obtain and highly competitive. You are responsible for researching sources of funding early (in some cases up to 12 months in advance) and applying (in conjunction with your agreed supervisor) for as many as possible. Please see the webpages at http://www.bath.ac.uk/hss/graduate-school/research-programmes/funding
References
Danae has published over 65 articles in journals and refereed conferences. See http://people.bath.ac.uk/pssds/publications.htm for a full list. Below are a few selected publications:
Foreman, N., Stanton, D., Wilson, P. N., Duffy, H., Parnell, R. Transfer of spatial knowledge to a 2-level shopping mall in older people, following virtual exploration.275-292 Environment & Behavior, Vol 37, 2. 2005.
Jay, T., and Stanton Fraser, D. 2008. The role of a cohort in the design and evaluation of pervasive systems. In ACM SIGCHI conference on Designing Interactive Systems (DIS 2008).
Rogers, Y, Price, S., Randell, C, Stanton Fraser, D., Weal M. and Fitzpatrick, G. Ubi-learning: Integrating Indoor and Outdoor Learning Experiences. 55-59. Communications of the ACM. January 2005/Vol. 48, No. 12005.
Seager, W. & Stanton-Fraser, D. (2007). Comparing Physical, Automatic and Manual Map Rotation for Pedestrian Navigation. In ACM SIGCHI Conference on Computer-Human Interaction (CHI 2007), ACM Press, May2007, pp 767 – 776.
Stanton, D., Wilson, P. and Foreman, N. Human shortcut performance in a computer-simulated maze: A comparative study. 315-331. Spatial Cognition and Computation. Vol. 3, No. 4. 2003.
Foreman, N., Stanton, D., Wilson, P. N., Duffy, H., Parnell, R. Transfer of spatial knowledge to a 2-level shopping mall in older people, following virtual exploration.275-292 Environment & Behavior, Vol 37, 2. 2005.
Jay, T., and Stanton Fraser, D. 2008. The role of a cohort in the design and evaluation of pervasive systems. In ACM SIGCHI conference on Designing Interactive Systems (DIS 2008).
Rogers, Y, Price, S., Randell, C, Stanton Fraser, D., Weal M. and Fitzpatrick, G. Ubi-learning: Integrating Indoor and Outdoor Learning Experiences. 55-59. Communications of the ACM. January 2005/Vol. 48, No. 12005.
Seager, W. & Stanton-Fraser, D. (2007). Comparing Physical, Automatic and Manual Map Rotation for Pedestrian Navigation. In ACM SIGCHI Conference on Computer-Human Interaction (CHI 2007), ACM Press, May2007, pp 767 – 776.
Stanton, D., Wilson, P. and Foreman, N. Human shortcut performance in a computer-simulated maze: A comparative study. 315-331. Spatial Cognition and Computation. Vol. 3, No. 4. 2003.
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