We just got a grant accepted, supporting a collaboration with Thérèse Collins (Université Paris Descartes). They needed an acronym, so we named it DOMINION: Dynamics of OculoMotor adaptation and its INteraction with perceptION. That was the hardest part of the work. The project has been selected as one of 13 collaborative projects, co-funded by the DFG (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) and the ANR (L’Agence … Continue reading New project funded on the dynamics of oculomotor plasticity
New paper on remapping during attentional tracking
The year starts off great with a new paper accepted in the Journal of Neurophysiology: Szinte, M., Carrasco, M., Cavanagh, P., & Rolfs, M. (2015). Attentional tradeoffs maintain the tracking of moving objects across saccades. Journal of Neurophysiology, manuscript in press. This project started four years ago, when Martin Szinte (the first author) came to work with Martin … Continue reading New paper on remapping during attentional tracking
We have a new logo.
We have a new logo. Studying active vision and cognition, we thought an eye that's looking in an eccentric direction would do the job best. Hope you like it!
We have a new website.
We have just completely redesigned our website, using the wordpress theme sela. We are hoping to be able to put news more quickly here than on the self-made yaml-based website we had before. What do you think—is this site better than the one we had before (see archived version here)? (polls)
New research intern
We welcome Polina Arbuzova who has been awarded the RISE fellowship to work with Betty on a visual-memory project over the summer. We're excited!
VSS presentations
We just got back from VSS. It was great fun and each of us got valuable feedback on our current work. Thanks, dear vision science fellows!
Brain Awareness Week
The rolfslab presents the workshop "Die Welt mit eigenen Augen sehen: Einblick in ein Eyetracking-Labor" during Brain Awareness Week 2014.
New postdoc: Alex White
We have another talented postdoc in the lab, Alex White, who just graduated from NYU and will spend the next 6 months with us. Welcome to Berlin, Alex! Update: We are very very happy that Alex is going to stay for a whole year!
Bilge Sayim visiting
Bilge Sayim-currently postdoc in Johan Wageman's lab in Leuven-arrived. During his visit, we will study crowding in the far periphery.
Bilge Sayim visiting
Bilge Sayim-currently postdoc in Johan Wageman's lab in Leuven-arrived. During his visit, we will study crowding in the far periphery.
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