As part of an outreach event for fellows of the Humboldt Foundation, we recently hosted a lab tour titled "Perception through Action: How Vision Works in the Active Observer." Following a welcome address by Martin, guests explored a series of interactive demonstrations showcasing current research on active vision and the relationship between perception, cognition, and … Continue reading Perception through Action: Humboldt fellows visit the Rolfslab
A Night of Vision Science at the Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften
At the Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften, our lab hosted "Schau mir in die Augen: Einblicke in die visuelle Wahrnehmung" an interactive journey into visual perception.Through visual illusions, eye-tracking demos, gaze-controlled games, and interactive perception experiments, visitors experienced firsthand how the brain interprets and interacts with the visual world. It was fantastic to see curious visitors … Continue reading A Night of Vision Science at the Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften
Farewell, congratulations, and a surprise visit: Sven takes up professorship in Magdeburg-Stendal
Since one of the longest-standing members of the Rolfslab, Sven, recently took up a full professorship at the Hochschule Magdeburg-Stendal (H2), we paid him a surprise visit at his new institution and snuck into his Friday afternoon lecture on decision-making and heuristics. During the visit, we reminded him of the good old days in the … Continue reading Farewell, congratulations, and a surprise visit: Sven takes up professorship in Magdeburg-Stendal
Welcome to our new Postdoc, Dr. Jan-Nikolas Klanke!
We are very happy to celebrate Jan wrapping up an exceptionally productive year by successfully defending his PhD thesis and being awarded the distinction summa cum laude this week!In his doctoral work, Jan explored intentional control, agency and awareness across a range of eye movements, from microsaccades to larger saccades and smooth pursuit, making important … Continue reading Welcome to our new Postdoc, Dr. Jan-Nikolas Klanke!
PhD Opportunity in Active Perception and Cognition
We are excited to announce that a PhD position is now open in our lab! We are pleased to announce that we are recruiting a PhD candidate to join our research group at the Institute for Psychology (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin). The successful candidate will become part of a dynamic and collaborative team working on active perception and cognition. The research … Continue reading PhD Opportunity in Active Perception and Cognition
Press release: New paper out in Nature Communications!
We had previously announced our excitement that Martin's preprint ‘Lawful kinematics link eye movements to the limits of high-speed perception‘ had finally been published after 7+ years. Another 1.5 years later, the final paper (with additional data and modeling) has now been published in Nature Communications! You find it here. The wonderful Solveig Steinhardt at … Continue reading Press release: New paper out in Nature Communications!
Wiebke in Paris: Joining the Confidence Club
Wiebke just returned from a six-month research stay at the Laboratoire des Systèmes Perceptifs at the École Normale Supérieure supported by a Procope-Mobilität grant. She worked with Pascal Mamassian on incorporating metacognitive measures into her projects on motion perception and sensorimotor awareness. Wiebke made the most of her time in France by engaging with the … Continue reading Wiebke in Paris: Joining the Confidence Club
Lisa Fenk visits the BCCN Berlin and the rolfslab
We were delighted and had so much fun hosting Dr. Lisa Fenk, leader of the Active Sensing group at the Max Planck Institute for Biological Intelligence, during her talk at the BCCN Berlin this week. Dr. Fenk, often referred to as the "uncrowned queen of invertebrate eye movements," shared her groundbreaking research on retinal movements … Continue reading Lisa Fenk visits the BCCN Berlin and the rolfslab
Congratulations, Dr. Clara!
Clara has completed her PhD at RolfsLab, where she explored how sudden changes in the environment can disrupt and adapt planned hand movements—showing that, much like our eyes, our hands quickly pause and adjust when the unexpected occurs. We are so happy and proud that she started her research career in our lab almost 10 … Continue reading Congratulations, Dr. Clara!
Farewell, Lisa (and Emmi!)
We're saying goodbye to our wonderful colleague and friend Lisa, who just wrapped up her PhD and a short postdoc at rolfslab. Lisa brought sharp science, a generous spirit, and endless curiosity to the lab—and Emmi, her ever-enthusiastic lab-rador, who ensured there was always a reason to smile (or take a break for a game … Continue reading Farewell, Lisa (and Emmi!)
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