Our lab has participated in this year’s virtual Vision Sciences Society (VSS) annual conference. We had a total of 4 presentations as follows (click on each image to see the video of the presentation):   1) Matthias Baumann gave a talk on the visual mechanisms underlying perceptual saccadic suppression. Perceptual suppression occurs equally well,[…]

  We have a new paper published at eLife, led by Antimo Buonocore, Xiaoguang Tian, and Fatemeh Khademi. In this study, we showed that at the time of triggering for a saccadic eye movement, any neural action potential in the superior colliculus (SC), regardless of what is causing this action potential, modifies the movement trajectory. Therefore,[…]