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 …

Brain–computer interfaces (BCIs) allow users to communicate via brain activity alone. Many
BCIs rely on the P300 and other event-related potentials (ERPs) that are elicited when target …

During normal viewing, the continuous stream of visual input is regularly interrupted, for
instance by blinks of the eye. Despite these frequents blanks (that is the transient absence of …

How are local motion signals integrated to form a global motion percept? We investigate the
neural mechanisms of tactile motion integration by presenting tactile gratings and plaids to …

Moving objects generate motion information at different scales, which are processed in the
visual system with a bank of spatiotemporal frequency channels. It is not known how the …

Due to the aperture problem, the initial direction of tracking responses to a translating bar is
biased towards the direction orthogonal to the bar. This observation offers a powerful way to …

Ocular following responses (OFRs) are tracking eye movements elicited at ultrashort latency
by the sudden movement of a textured pattern. Here we report the results of our study of their …

The dynamics of motion integration show striking similarities when observed at neuronal,
psychophysical, and oculomotor levels. Based on the inter-relation and complementary …

Two-frame kinematograms have been extensively used to study motion perception in human
vision. Measurements of the direction-discrimination performance limits (D max) have been …

In low-level sensory systems, it is still unclear how the noisy information collected locally by
neurons may give rise to a coherent global percept. This is well demonstrated for the …