Name:                                 Mark James Brady

Mailing Address:                P.O. Box 5075
                                             Department of Psychology
                                             North Dakota State University
                                             Fargo, ND 58105-5075

Citizenship:                         U.S.

Education:

University of Minnesota – Minneapolis MN; 1990-1999; Neuroscience; Ph.D. 1999.

University of Michigan – Ann Arbor MI; 1981-1983; Mathematics/Computer Science; M.S. 1983.

University of California – Irvine CA; 1979-1981; Mathematics/Physics; B.S. 1981.

Research Experience:

Assistant Professor of Psychology
North Dakota State University, Fargo ND
Supervisor:     Paul Rokke
                      P.O. Box 5075
                      Department of Psychology
                      North Dakota State University
                      Fargo, ND 58105-5075
2004-present

•      Teaching, research & service

Postdoctoral Research Associate
University of Minnesota, Department of Psychology, Minneapolis MN
Supervisors: Gordon Legge & Daniel Kersten
                    218N Elliott Hall
                    University of Minnesota
                    Minneapolis, MN 55455
2002-2004

•      Design experiments in the psychophysics of perception and navigation
•      Computer modeling of human vision and navigation
•      Direct the efforts of undergraduate research assistants

Senior Researcher
3M Corporation, Corporate Research, Saint Paul MN
Supervisors:      Ron Martin
1988-2001

•      Computer Vision:
       •     Recognition and quantification in bacterial culture
       •     Object recognition for library systems
       •     Fingerprint biometrics system
       •     Vehicle classification and tracking system for traffic management
•      Neural Networks
       •     Neural networks applications to machine vision and auditory recognition
       •     Development of learning neural networks
           
Computer Vision Engineer
Kodak, Bioimage, Ann Arbor MI
Supervisors:      John Hartman
1986-1988

•      Develop computer vision & bioinformatics system
•      Applications in electrophoresis & DNA fingerprinting
           
Special skills and qualifications:

My unique combination of applied and basic research plus biological and computer science training, is extremely helpful in recognizing and solving important problems in vision science.

Organization Memberships:

Society for Neuroscience
Vision Science Society

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