Journal Article: In The Blink of an Eye - Reading Mental States From Briefly Presented Eye Regions
An article I’ve been supporting has finally been published in I-Perception! Authors: Gunnar Schmidtmann, Joshua
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In my spare time I like to do online courses. Some of them are free, like the ones on <a href="https://www.coursera.org/"