… Wade, NJ and Verstraten FAJ Introduction and historical overview, in The Motion-AFtereffect:
A Modern Perspective (Mather, G., Verstraten, FAJ and Anstis, S., eds), MIT … Verstraten FAJ …

Recently, neuroimaging techniques have been applied to the study of human motion perception,
complementing established techniques such as psychophysics, neurophysiology and …

In daily life our visual system is bombarded with motion information. We see cars driving by,
flocks of birds flying in the sky, clouds passing behind trees that are dancing in the wind. …

How does the brain estimate time? This old question has led to many biological and
psychological models of time perception (RA Block, 1989; P. Fraisse, 1963; J. Gibbon, 1977; DLI …

Grasping an object requires processing visuospatial information about the extrinsic features
(spatial location) and intrinsic features (size, shape, orientation) of the object. Accordingly, …

The maximum speed for attentive tracking of targets was measured in three types of (radial)
motion displays: ambiguous motion where only attentive tracking produced an impression of …

Visual neurons show fast adaptive behavior in response to brief visual input. However, the
perceptual consequences of this rapid neural adaptation are less known. Here, we show that …

Attentional selection plays a critical role in conscious perception. When attention is diverted,
even salient stimuli fail to reach visual awareness [1, 2]. Attention can be voluntarily directed …

During binocular rivalry, incompatible images presented dichoptically compete for perceptual
dominance. It has long been debated whether binocular rivalry can be controlled by …

We have studied the effects of voluntary attention on the induction of motion aftereffects (MAEs).
While adapting, observers paid attention to one of two transparently displayed random …