Edwin Dalmaijer is a cognitive neuroscientist and Senior Lecturer at the University of Bristol with 14 years of experience combining research, teaching, and research-grade software development. He studies developmental cognition using tightly controlled experiments, computational models, machine learning on large datasets, and agent-based simulations to understand how affect and environment shape behaviour. Technically skilled in eye-tracking, MRI/MEG methods, EEG, and statistical programming, he contributes to open-source tools such as PyGaze where he improved SMI eye-tracker support. His background spans top UK labs (Cambridge, Oxford) and applied consulting in eye-movement measurement and computer vision, reflecting a blend of theory, method, and practical engineering. Based in Bristol and known to love cats, he brings an experimentalist’s rigor to building reproducible research software and scalable analysis pipelines.
an open-source, cross-platform toolbox for minimal-effort programming of eye tracking experiments
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Back-end Developer
Contributions:173 commits, 43 PRs, 76 pushes in 9 years 7 months
Contributions summary:Edwin's commits focused on adding and correcting library functions related to SMI eye trackers within the pygaze library. These updates involved code modifications to the libsmi.py file. The primary task was the addition of correct libraries.
Webcam-based pupil-tracker, complete with GUI to perform calibrations.
Contributions:15 commits, 4 PRs, 15 pushes in 2 years
pupilwebcamtrackergui
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