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Visual system

Can Drosophila melanogaster tell who’s who?

Jonathan Schneider, Nihal Murali, Graham W. Taylor, Joel D. Levine

Inhibitory attentional control in anxiety: Manipulating cognitive load in an antisaccade task

Julian Basanovic, Lies Notebaert, [ ... ], Nigel T. M. Chen

Ups and downs in catch-up saccades following single-pulse TMS-methodological considerations

James Mathew, Frederic R. Danion

Human posterior parietal and dorsal premotor cortex encode the visual properties of an upcoming action

Artur Pilacinski, Melanie Wallscheid, Axel Lindner

Eye behavior does not adapt to expected visual distraction during internally directed cognition

Sonja Annerer-Walcher, Christof Körner, Mathias Benedek

Changes in the optic nerve head induced by horizontal eye movements

Won June Lee, Yu Jeong Kim, [ ... ], Han Woong Lim

Age dependent normative data of vertical and horizontal reflexive saccades

Susanne Hopf, Matthias Liesenfeld, [ ... ], Susanne Pitz

Eye tracking cognitive load using pupil diameter and microsaccades with fixed gaze

Krzysztof Krejtz, Andrew T. Duchowski, [ ... ], Izabela Krejtz

Learned predictiveness acquired through experience prevails over the influence of conflicting verbal instructions in rapid selective attention

Pedro L. Cobos, Miguel A. Vadillo, David Luque, Mike E. Le Pelley

Within-quadrant position and orientation specificity after extensive orientation discrimination learning is related to performance gains during late learning

Gesa Lange, Eric Lowet, Mark J. Roberts, Peter De Weerd

Developmental Eye Movement test and dyslexic children: A pilot study with eye movement recordings

Lionel Moiroud, Christophe Loic Gerard, Hugo Peyre, Maria Pia Bucci

Auditory spatial attention is encoded in a retinotopic reference frame across eye-movements

Martijn Jan Schut, Nathan Van der Stoep, Stefan Van der Stigchel

A strong wink between verbal and emoji-based irony: How the brain processes ironic emojis during language comprehension

Benjamin Weissman, Darren Tanner

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