Many important results in visual neuroscience rely on the use of gaze-contingent retinal
stabilization techniques. Our work focuses on the important fraction of these studies that is …

Gaze-contingent displays provide a valuable method in visual research for controlling visual
input and investigating its visual and cognitive processing. Although the body of research …

We describe an algorithm and software for creating variable resolution displays in real time,
contingent upon the direction of gaze. The algorithm takes as input a video sequence and …

Effective management and treatment of glaucoma and other visual diseases depend on
early diagnosis. However, early symptoms of glaucoma often go unnoticed until a significant …

There is an important new proposal that “blindsight”-the ability to detect and identify visual
stimuli by forcedchoice guessing and in the absence of conscious awareness when they fall …

Saccadic eye movements can dramatically change the location in which an object is
projected onto the retina. One mechanism that might potentially underlie the perception of …

Loss of central vision can be partially compensated by increased use of peripheral vision.
For example, patients experiencing central vision loss due to disease (macular …

Accurate scanning of natural scenes depends on:(1) attentional selection of the target;(2)
spatial pooling over the attended target to compute the precise landing position; and (3) …

Visual stimuli are initially represented in a retinotopic reference frame. To maintain spatial
accuracy of gaze (ie, eye in space) despite intervening eye and head movements, the visual …

Although the retinal position of objects changes with each saccadic eye movement, we
perceive the visual world to be stable. How this visual stability or constancy arises is …