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The University of East Anglia's School of Psychology is inviting expressions of interest for the provision of two additional, non-invasive, precision eye tracking systems to be used in cognitive psychology and cognitive neuroscience research.
The eye tracking systems will be a primary method in ongoing and future publishable research and will be used in conjunction with other common research tools in the fields of neuroscience and psychology. It is expected that the systems will be used in protocols involving a demographically diverse participation cohort, and particularly with participants in the younger age ranges.
In addition, the eye-tracking systems will be used as a pedagogical tool for demonstrating the design and implementation of research methods using eye-tracking paradigms.
A third system should be priced up as an option, but it will not taken into account in the pricing evaluation.
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Is a Recurrent Procurement Type? : No
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