Several times per second, humans make rapid eye movements called saccades which
redirect their gaze to sample new regions of external space. Saccades present unique …

Rapid eye movements (saccades) incessantly shift objects across the retina. To establish
object correspondence, the visual system is thought to match surface features of objects …

Many everyday tasks involve successive visual-search episodes with changing targets.
Converging evidence suggests that these targets are retained in visual working memory …

Visuospatial working memory enables us to maintain access to visual information for
processing even when a stimulus is no longer present, due to occlusion, our own …

Human visual memory is tolerant, meaning that it supports object recognition despite
variability across encounters at the image level. Tolerant object recognition remains one …

To facilitate visual continuity across eye movements, the visual system must presaccadically
acquire information about the future foveal image. Previous studies have indicated that …

Rapid saccadic eye movements bring the foveal region of the eye's retina onto objects for
high-acuity vision. Saccades change the location and resolution of objects' retinal images …

Acting upon target stimuli from the environment becomes faster when the targets are
preceded by a warning (alerting) cue. Accordingly, alerting is often used to support action in …

The foveal-feedback mechanism supports peripheral object recognition by processing
information about peripheral objects in foveal retinotopic visual cortex. When a foveal object …

Humans achieve a stable and homogeneous representation of their visual environment,
although visual processing varies across the visual field. Here we investigated the …