Research
Colour perception: anomalous trichromacy, tetrachromacy, individual differences, colour channels and colour categories, constancy, the correspondence between colour perception and the colour statistics of natural scenes.
Individual differences in perception: individual differences as a method for determining the connection between different perceptual processes or behavioural measures gathered using different methods, the genetic basis of individual differences in perception.
Spatial and temporal aspects of vision: Troxler fading, simultaneous contrast, dynamic after-effects.
Publications
Bosten JM, Robinson JR, Jordan G and Mollon JD (2005) “Multidimensional scaling reveals a color dimension unique to 'color-deficient' observers”, Current Biology, 15, R950-R952.
Bosten JM and Mollon JD (2010) "Is there a general trait of susceptibility to simultaneous contrast?", Vision Research, 50, 1656-1664.
Jordan G, Deeb S, Bosten JM and Mollon JD (2010) "The dimensionality of color vision in carriers of anomalous trichromacy", Journal of Vision, 10, article 12.
Bosten JM and Mollon JD (2012) "Kirschmann's Fourth Law", Vision Research, 53, 40-46.
Goodbourn PT, Bosten JM, Hogg RE, Bargary G, Lawrance-Owen AJ and Mollon JD (2012) “Do different ‘magnocellular’ tasks probe the same neural substrate?” Proceedings of the Royal Society of London B, 279, 4263-4271.
Lawrance-Owen AJ, Bargary G, Bosten JM, Goodbourn PT, Hogg RE and Mollon JD (2013) “Genetic association suggests that SMOC1 mediates between prenatal sex hormones and digit ratio”, Human Genetics, 132, 415-421.
Bosten JM and MacLeod DIA (2013) “Mechanisms of the dimming and brightening after-effects”, Journal of Vision, 13, article 11.
Kozak I, Sasik R, Freeman WR, Sprague LJ, Gomez M-L, Cheng L, El-Emam S, Mojana F, Bartsch D-U, Bosten JM, Ayyagari R and Hardiman G “A novel degenerative retinal process in HIV associated Non-infectious Retinopathy”, in press at PLOS One.
