I work at York University with a large group of vision scientists called the York Centre for Vision Research.  But I am also a member of the Canadian Institutes for Health Research (CIHR) Group for Action and Perception, which involves collaborations with other scientists at The University of Toronto, the University of Western Ontario, and Laurier University.

 
We are located at the Centre for Vision Research, which occupies the first floor of the new computer science building at York.  Here's the lab having lunch next to the CVR Atrium, which is just outside our offices.

A.  My labs at York Centre for Vision Research:

Computer Labs / Offices: four rooms with windows facing the CVR atrium as pictured above

• Lab #1: for head-free 3-D gaze control, now with alpha-omega    Picture 1     Picture 2

• Lab #2: for eye-arm coordination (shared with Dr. Lauren Sergio)    Picture

• Lab #3: multi-unit recordings in Cortex (Plexon)    Picture 1    Picture 2

• Lab #4: vestibular platform & Alpha-Omega    Picture 1    Picture 2
  

Psychophysics Labs:

• Motor Lab: two optotraks & large 3-D coil system: measure location and orientation of any body part; Trans-Cranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)    Picture

• Eye Movement Lab: use eye coil signals to control an LCD projector at low latencies, e.g. to present visual stimuli during eye movements for trans-saccadic integration studies    Picture 

• Clinical Lab - optotrak & ASL eye tracker in Sunnbrook Hospital - shared space with Sandra Black et al.
  

B. Through  CIHR Group for Action and Perception:

 4-T fMRI facilities at Robarts Research Institute, University of Western Ontario.