The visual system has evolved to deal with the consequences of our own movements onour perception. In particular, evolution has given us the ability to perceive our visual world as stableand continuous despite large shift of the image on our retinas when we move our eyes, head orbody. Animal studies have recently shown that in some cortical and sub-cortical areas involved inattention and saccade control, neurons are able to anticipate the consequences of voluntary eyemovements on their visual input. These neurons predict how the world will look like after a saccadeby remapping the location of each attended object to the place it will occupy following a saccade.In a series of studies, we first showed that remapping could be evaluated in a no...
International audienceChez les primates, l’apparition d’un objet mobile dans le champ visuel déclenc...
AbstractMultiple brain learning sites are needed to calibrate the accuracy of saccadic eye movements...
La saccade oculaire, i.e. mouvement très rapide des yeux, permet d’amener l’objet d’intérêt sur la f...
The visual system has evolved to deal with the consequences of our own movements onour perception. I...
The vast majority of our daily activities (reading a book, driving a car, appreciating a work of art...
Primates have evolved to make high velocity, ballistic eye movements called saccades approximately t...
Eye movements cause displacement and smearing of images on the retina. Yet, we experience a stable a...
Saccades are brief movements of the eyes which bring peripheral visual objects onto the central, fov...
How does the brain maintain an accurate visual representation of external space? Movement errors fol...
The interaction of human beings with their static or dynamic environment requires detailed and preci...
Humans routinely shift gaze across the visual field using coordinated movements of theeyes and head ...
Attention and Saccadic Adaptation (SA) are critical components of visual perception, the former enha...
AbstractSaccadic eye movements transiently distort perceptual space. Visual objects flashed shortly ...
Each saccade shifts the projections of the visual scene on the retina. It has been proposed that the...
Several recent studies have investigated advanced preparation of oculomotor programs after training ...
International audienceChez les primates, l’apparition d’un objet mobile dans le champ visuel déclenc...
AbstractMultiple brain learning sites are needed to calibrate the accuracy of saccadic eye movements...
La saccade oculaire, i.e. mouvement très rapide des yeux, permet d’amener l’objet d’intérêt sur la f...
The visual system has evolved to deal with the consequences of our own movements onour perception. I...
The vast majority of our daily activities (reading a book, driving a car, appreciating a work of art...
Primates have evolved to make high velocity, ballistic eye movements called saccades approximately t...
Eye movements cause displacement and smearing of images on the retina. Yet, we experience a stable a...
Saccades are brief movements of the eyes which bring peripheral visual objects onto the central, fov...
How does the brain maintain an accurate visual representation of external space? Movement errors fol...
The interaction of human beings with their static or dynamic environment requires detailed and preci...
Humans routinely shift gaze across the visual field using coordinated movements of theeyes and head ...
Attention and Saccadic Adaptation (SA) are critical components of visual perception, the former enha...
AbstractSaccadic eye movements transiently distort perceptual space. Visual objects flashed shortly ...
Each saccade shifts the projections of the visual scene on the retina. It has been proposed that the...
Several recent studies have investigated advanced preparation of oculomotor programs after training ...
International audienceChez les primates, l’apparition d’un objet mobile dans le champ visuel déclenc...
AbstractMultiple brain learning sites are needed to calibrate the accuracy of saccadic eye movements...
La saccade oculaire, i.e. mouvement très rapide des yeux, permet d’amener l’objet d’intérêt sur la f...