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Martyna Fidler

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Career

  • 2017 - 2021 PhD “Neural processing of context and information: Implications for behavioural modelling” Institute for Transport Studies, University of Leeds, The United Kingdom
  • 2016 - 2017 MSc, Economics and Business - Behavioural Economics, Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands
  • 2012 - 2016 MA (Hons), Economics with Spanish, University of Dundee, Scotland

Awards

  • Year: 2016 Awards: Languages Spanish Prize for best overall performance in Level 4 Spanish
  • Year: 2016 Awards: Economic Studies Honours Prize for outstanding performance in Economic Studies
  • Year: 2015 Awards: Dundee Graduate Skills Award
  • Year: 2013 Awards: Kathleen Bell Prize for excellent Economic Performance in 1st Year

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    • Year: 2023 -  An experimental dataset to study the behaviour of E-Scooter users in virtual reality through physiological measurement

      Autoren: Su, S; Fidler, M; Palmberg, R; Susilo, Y.

      Event: NECTAR Cluster 4 Workshop on Active Micro-Mobility – Modeling Spatial Behaviour of Cyclists and Pedestrians 2023

    • Year: 2023 -  An Exploration of the Applicability of Information Processing Theories in Road Hazard Perception Context

      Autoren: Fidler, M.; Palmberg, R.; Susilo, Y.

      Event: The 2023 World Conference on Transport Research Society (WCTRS)

    • Year: 2022 -  A virtual reality study of neural and cognitive processing of road hazards

      Autoren: Fidler, M., Palmberg, R., Susilo, Y. and Su, S.

      Event: 16th International Association in Travel Behaviour Research conference 2022

    • Year: 2022 -  Cognitive approach to hazard perception on the road: validation in virtual reality environment

      Autoren: Bogacz, M., and Susilo, Y.

      Event: 10th symposium of the European Association for Research in Transportation hEART 2022

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