Alastair Smith

Associate Professor (Reader)

University of Plymouth

United Kingdom

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Dr. Alastair Smith is an Associate Professor (Reader) at Plymouth University in the United Kingdom. His research areas include virtual reality, spatial cognition, neuropsychology, and the cognitive impacts of sleep and environmental geometry, as evidenced by his recent publications. His work seeks to bridge the gap between laboratory findings and real-world applications, particularly in understanding anxiogenic networks and visuospatial memory.

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Alastair Smith

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Articles (13)

Virtual Reality and Spatial Cognition: Bridging the Epistemic Gap Between Laboratory and Real-World Insights

Visuospatial memory in apraxia: Exploring quantitative drawing metrics to assess the representation of local and global information

Characterising the anxiogenic network from functional connectivity analysis of the CO2 challenge model

Characterising the inconsistency between perceived and actual sleep and its impact upon cognition and mood

Hydrocephalus: A neuropsychological and theoretical primer

The developmental trajectories of children’s reorientation to global and local properties of environmental geometry.

Room to breathe: Using adaptive architecture to examine the relationship between alexithymia and interoception

Searching for individual determinants of probabilistic cueing in large-scale immersive virtual environments

Sources of variation in search and foraging: A theoretical perspective

Supporting spatial orientation during route following through dynamic maps with off-screen landmark persistence

Theeuwes, J., & Failing, M. Attentional Selection: Top-Down, Bottom-Up and History-Based Biases

Rethinking legibility in the era of digital mobile maps: an empirical study

Spatial knowledge acquisition and mobile maps: The role of environmental legibility

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Matthew G. Buckley

Stephen Hall

Sarah K. Salo

Carlo De Lillo

Mark Haselgrove

Hugo Spiers

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