1. The binocular co‐ordination of human horizontal saccades was analysed for the first time
systematically over the full oculomotor range with a precise and accurate scleral sensor coil …

To investigate whether fixation durations are adjusted to the duration of a foveal analysis task,
we designed a search task in which each stimulus element yielded information about the …

To obtain insight into the control of fixation duration during visual search, we had 4 subjects
perform simple search tasks in which we systematically varied the discriminability of the …

1. The binocular co‐ordination of human vertical saccades was analysed systematically over
the full oculomotor range, with a precise and accurate scleral sensor coil technique. Effects …

The relation between binocular and monocular motion perception was investigated. A
random-dot stereogram (30 × 30 deg arc), containing a central figure seen in front of the …

Oculomotor behavior contributes importantly to visual search. Saccadic eye movements can
direct the fovea to potentially interesting parts of the visual field. Ensuing stable fixations …

Horizontal binocular eye movements of three subjects were recorded with the scleral sensor
coil - revolving magnetic field technique during voluntary shifts of gaze between pairs of …

… Erkelens CJ and Collewijn H: Motion perception during dichoptic viewing of moving random-…
Collewijn H and Erkelens CJ: Eye movements and stereopsis during dichoptic viewing of …

The present study concerns the dynamics of multiple fixation search. We tried to gain insight
into: (1) how the peripheral and foveal stimulus affect fixation duration; and (2) how fixation …

The dynamic properties of the version and vergence system were studied in relation to
stereopsis for movements of the whole visual scene. Large random-dot stereograms (30 × 30deg …