Links to interesting websites related to vision and visual perception

At the time this list was assembled all these links worked. However, sometimes authors change their URLs. If you find that a link does not work, please notify me and I will try to find out the problem and rectify it.  If you are looking at this website via a CD you purchased from me and you are not also connected to an internet service provider the links below will not work. 

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General 

• Aging Eye Times, A good source of medically related vision problems especially those related to aging.  Contains several useful links to other sites.
• A plethora of links to visual perception topics via Ask Jeehtves (ask.com)
• Visionary, A Dictionary for the Study of Vision, by Dr. Lars Liden
  
• WEBVISION: The Organization of the Vertebrate Retina, by Drs. Kolb, Fernandez & Nelson 
• An interesting perception tutorial from Dr. John Krantz.
• Science Fair Projects This site has over 500 [including several relevant to perception, vision & color] fully searchable and categorized science fair projects, with full instructions and explanations. You can search for ideas for your projects by simply entering a keyword on whatever interests you.
• Here are two links to websites produced by Dr. Steven Lehar.  They present a different view of perception from what is ordinarily presented.  Link 1  Link 2
  
• 66 Contact Lenses A very interesting and general site covering many areas of vision sponsored by this contact lens company.
• Science Behind How Light Works This website is aimed to the younger student

• Color Vision by Peter Gouras
• A wealth of technical Color Science Information thanks to Mr. Earl F. Glynn II.
• Click on Dr. G. Huth for A New Physics-Based Model For Light Interaction With The Retina of the Human Eye. Dr Huth's model  is untested, has not been peer reviewed or published in the scientific literature.  This website is not for the scientific novice. 
• Informative color demonstrations  by Dr. Hans Irtel..
• Rainbows   An interesting extended exposition about rainbows from the Science Museum of Minnesota
  
• Stroop Effect This website was made by Dr. Eric H. Chudler, from the University of Washington.   The Stroop Effect is only one part of a larger website dealing with Neuroscience for Kids.
I highly recommend it.  This is a good source for science projects.
• How To Measure Color, by BYK Gardner USA

• Click here to see the Visual Science  home page. It has lots of links to universities where visual perception research is conducted. This home page is a wealth of information.
• Association Research Vision & Ophthalmology[ARVO]
  

• Moon Illusion Explained 
• Illusions presented by The Exploratorium
• A series of illusions presented on Dr. Dave Landrigan's website
• Dr. Michael Bach's website on Illusions

• Webvision A beautifully  illustrated, well documented,  presentation of how the visual system works, authored & edited by three first rate visual scientists, Drs. Helga Kolb, Eduardo Fernandez & Ralph Nelson, Some chapters are written by contributor authors.
• Sensory Physiology A presentation from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute
• Lance Hahn's Retina Reference
• Functional Retinal Morphology, by Ahnelt, Glosmann, Schubert & Stanzel

• Eyenet.org is run by the American Academy of Ophthalmology
•  This website tells about various eye problems and diseases

Miscellaneous

• Light Measurement Handbook by Alex Ryer
• Achromatopsia
• Vision Books  listed on the Vision Science home page.
• Journals listed on the Vision Science home page


• Here are some websites related to lighting, one of the more important visual concerns
       http://www.iesna.org/, 
       http://www.cibse.org/ ,
       http://www.lrc.rpi.edu/,
      

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