Jason Wong has been at George Mason University since August 2004. He is focused on the interaction between visual attention, perception, and cognition in the environment. Of particular interest are issues surrounding visual search, object recognition, and scene perception.

Current Work
Jason's current advisor is Dr. Matt Peterson. Jason has broad interests in how visual attention affects how information in the environment is processed. One major research theme explores visual search performance in dual-task situations and the relationship between attention and working memory.

For more information about Jason's research, downloadable copies of published work, and thoughts about cognition and design, please visit his professional website at http://www.wongjason.com.