Colloquium

Abstract: - In mid-March Chancellor Carol Christ announced that UC Berkeley would be locked-down, on- campus research would be suspended and PIs should implement plans to operate remotely “to the…

Abstract - "I used to be a hyperphant and had something like HSAM [Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory]. I had a stroke in 2017, which left me with memory impairment (including SDAM [Severely…

Abstract - Amblyopia (‘lazy eye’) is the most common cause of monocular vision impairment among children, affecting 2 or 3 of every 100 children. Amblyopia commonly results when there is unbalanced…

A bstract - Most who have spent any time working on visual attention intuitively know that saliency, selection, and eye movements are somehow connected, but details on their linkages seem elusive…

Abstract - Stereopsis plays an important role in everyday visuomotor tasks. However, abnormal visual experience during development may result in reduced or absent stereopsis. In recent years…

Abstract - The precise temporal relationship between multisensory events is crucial for reliably understanding and navigating our surroundings. Although the properties of cross-modal temporal…

Abstract - Recent years have seen impressive advances in near-eye display systems. These systems are the basis of most virtual and augmented reality experiences. There are, however, a unique set of…

Abstract - Magritte, the famous Belgian Surrealist, played masterfully with aspects of visual perception that we in the field of Sensory-Perceptual neuroscience have studied for many years. His art…

Abstract - Recent results indicate that an object’s visual location is constructed at a high level where, critically, an object’s motion is discounted to recover its current location. As a result, we…

There will be two parts (half-hour each) to this colloquium. A bstract - Part I. Characterization of natural eye and head movements driving retinal flow In the absence of moving objects, retinal flow…