Saccadic eye movements sample the visual world and ensure high acuity across the visual
field. To compensate for delays in processing, saccades to moving targets require …

What you see depends not only on where you are looking but also on where you will look
next. The pre-saccadic attention shift is an automatic enhancement of visual sensitivity at the …

Researchers have shown that the promptness to initiate a saccade is modulated by
countless factors pertaining to the visual context and the task. However, experiments on …

When an object of interest moves we use a combination of smooth pursuit and saccadic eye
movement to stabilize its image on our retinae and keep it within the region of high visual …

When preparing a saccade, attentional resources are focused at the saccade target and its
immediate vicinity. Here we show that this does not hold true when saccades are prepared …

Saccadic eye movements enable us to rapidly direct our high-resolution fovea onto relevant
parts of the visual world. However, while we can intentionally select a location as a saccade …

The premotor theory of attention and the visual attention model make different predictions
about the temporal and spatial allocation of presaccadic attentional facilitation. The current …

The pre-saccadic attention shift—a rapid increase in visual sensitivity at the target—is an
inevitable precursor of saccadic eye movements. Saccade targets are often parts of the …

This experimental protocol was designed to investigate whether visual attention is
obligatorily deployed at the endpoint of saccades. To this end, we recorded the eye position …

Around the time of execution of an eye movement, participants systematically misperceive
the spatial location of briefly flashed visual stimuli. This phenomenon, known as …