Ocular following eye movements have provided insights into how the visual system of
humans and monkeys processes motion. Recently, it has been shown that they also reliably …

Despite the enduring interest in motion integration, a direct measure of the space–time filter
that the brain imposes on a visual scene has been elusive. This is perhaps because of the …

The perceived direction of a grating moving behind an elongated aperture is biased towards
the aperture's long axis. This “barber pole” illusion is a consequence of integrating one …

Short-latency ocular following are reflexive, tracking eye movements that are observed in
human and non-human primates in response to a sudden and brief translation of the image …

A number of psychophysical and physiological studies have suggested that first-and second-
order motion signals are processed, at least initially, by independent pathways, and that the …

In addition to the goal-directed preplanned control, which strongly governs reaching
movements, another type of control mechanism is suggested by recent findings that arm …

Eye movements induce visual motion that can complicate the stable perception of the world.
The visual system compensates for such self-induced visual motion by integrating visual …

We examined the velocity dependence of the vergence and version eye movements elicited
by motion stimuli that were symmetric or asymmetric at the two eyes. Movements of both …

Previous work on ocular-following emphasises the accuracy of tracking eye movements.
However, a more complete understanding of oculomotor control should account for variable …

We measured the ability of human observers to discriminate the direction of motion of
different spatial patterns presented for durations ranging from 0.021 to 0.67 sec. The …