This looks like a great opportunity to learn some cool computational modeling and eye tracking during a PhD with a leading expert in eye movements and vision.

How significant is the amount of federal funding spent on article processing charges? Let me try to put this in perspective...

So proud to see this published. Discover stimupy – an #openscience Python package to support and automatize creating visual stimuli as used in the study of (early) #visualprocessing. Useful for #psychophysics, computational modeling, and teaching. For details, see this 🧵

For those interested in visual short-term memory (VSTM), #EEG, #VR, and their combination: 👉 doi.org/10.1111/psyp.1… 🔎 We explored whether we can use VR🥽 to study EEG〰️ markers of VSTM: CDA and lateralized alpha power. 🫣 Spoiler: both can be measured in a VR setup. (1/6)

Incredibly relieved & happy to share a preprint I've been working on for 7+ years (among other things), a project close to my heart & the foundation of my European Research Council (ERC) grant. My awesome lab members rolfslab & a sabbatical Dartmouth Psychological and Brain Sciences let me finally put this together. A🧵 1/n

Caroline von Humboldt-Professur for Susanne Schreiber Comp Neuro Berlin. We are happy, congratulations Susanne! The award is meant to increase recognition and visibility of female scientists.

In three experiments, we used visual adaptation to study the visual feature space underlying the perception of causality—highlighting the importance of direction-selectivity. Hope you find this as interesting as we do. Martin Rolfs rolfslab

How cool to see the perception of relations as a VSS Meeting session this year! Excited to learn about the latest results @ #VSS2024. And how better to prepare than to check out Alon Hafri's agenda-setting paper in Trends in Cognitive Sciences from just a few years back 👇

EEG datasets on face recognition contain lots of hidden brain activity from tiny refixations within the face. In this work with @l_spiering, now out in AP&P, we looked at these (micro)saccadic potentials to learn more about face processing.

Out Now: Simon Weber, Kai Görgen, Joram Soch, John-Dylan Haynes, and myself provide evidence that sensory recruitment is NOT driven by imagery-based strategies. Instead EVC decoding is predicted by performance (r = 0.728).

How might our everyday actions change perception? Out today Nature Communications we show that walking rhythmically modulates how sensitive we are to the environment. The latest from my final days as a postdoc with @DAVElab at USYD Psychology OA paper: rdcu.be/dAAgE 🧵 1/7

Sensorimotor awareness requires intention: Evidence from minuscule eye movements. biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… #bioRxiv

Congratulations to today's poster winners! Yuqing Cai, Qiu Han and Jan-Nikolas Klanke

I won a prize for my poster at this year's ECVP! :) If you want to check it out, you can find it on my ResearchGate profile: researchgate.net/publication/38…

Fantastic workshop on #EyeTracking coming up at NIMH this week (Sept 4-5)! All talks can be followed online. cmn.nimh.nih.gov/cmnworkshop2024

"Effects of lorazepam on saccadic eye movements. Evidence from prosaccade and free viewing tasks" - our new paper out now in Psychopharmacology! Many thanks to Tom Foulsham for a great collaboration! @PhilineBaumert #eyetracking link.springer.com/article/10.100…

1/n Very happy to share that our new paper was just published in Cognition: “Sensorimotor awareness requires intention: Evidence from minuscule eye movements.” Dive into the details here 👉 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

"Lawful kinematics link eye movements to the limits of high-speed perception" now out in Nature Communications: rdcu.be/enLiB! We started this work back in 2016 when Eric Castet & Tamara Watson visited my (then young) lab. Supported by European Research Council (ERC). Thread below still holds.