Past Events

Abstract As part of the SKERI postdoctoral fellowship program and as recipients of the NEI Institutional postdoctoral grant, we are required to have quarterly e thics seminars. NEI requires all…

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…

The goal of this conference is to identify needs for future research in rehabilitation technology, methods for the blind and visually impaired population, and those with dual sensory loss.

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…

Please Note : The special time change for this upcoming ethics seminar will be 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM Pacific Standard Time Zone. Topic: Bill Good and Audrey Wong-Kee-You have graciously agreed to lead the…

Abstract: Working long hours at a makeshift shelter in place desk can exacerbate the usual challenges of work. I will share some quick and effective stretches, poses, and breathing techniques that can…

Abstract - Smooth pursuit predicts future target motion. Recent evidence suggests that pursuit may be modeled as a form of Bayesian cue combination, with extraretinal (prior) and sensory (likelihood)…

Please note: This Webinar Brown Bag maybe extended to 90 minutes (1.5 hours) Abstract: We will watch an ARVO and the National Alliance for Eye and Vision Research (NAEVR) produced webinar with guest…

Abstract - The neurophysiology of vergence control has been only partially investigated, so there is much to be learned from the behavioral study of vergence dynamics. This study used a set of…

Abstract - I will present some ongoing work examining two-handed braille reading in comparison to one-handed braille reading. This follows up on prior work by Daisy Lei, Natalie Stepien-Bernabe, Val…