Professor Paul Jennings, WMG presents on the neuroscientific research his Experiential Engineering team undertake to analyse the end users experience of products within key public sectors.
Rob Carpenter (TNS Magasin) presents on the high tech methods used by TNS Magasin, a pioneer in the field of shopper behavioural research. One of a range of research techniques demonstrated included "eye tracking".
Professor Gemma Calvert, Chair of Applied Neuroimaging presents on the methods and technology that is enabling science to help marketers eliminate much of the risk in new product development.
Robin Wight of WCRS and The Engine Group investigates how developments in brain scan research provides new insights that could lead to dramatic increases in marketing performance.
Graham Page, Executive VP Global Solutions for Millward Brown looks at the future for neuroscience in consumer research. Incorporating EEG, eye-tracking and cognitive psychology.
Joshua Freedman, MD of the Semler Institute for Neuroscience at UCLA, looks at how the brain responds to complex natural stimuli. Includes an fMRI view of the 2008 US elections.