Motion-defined transparency is the perception of two or more distinct moving surfaces at the
same retinal location. We explored the limits of motion transparency using superimposed …

In a world of sensory overload, how does the brain use its limited bioenergetic resources to
maintain a stable representation of its surroundings yet remain adaptable to learning …

Background/Study Context: Reduced processing speed pervades a great many aspects of
human aging and cognition. However, little is known about one aspect of cognitive aging in …

One of the strongest predictors of whether or not an object in our environment captures our
attention is the similarity between that object's features and those we have prioritized—our …

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Feature-based & spatial attention in visual cortex Abstract Sensitivity for different visual …

ABSTRACT Background/Study Context: Reduced processing speed pervades a great many
aspects of human aging and cognition. However, little is known about one aspect of …

Research over the last decades has demonstrated an enormous flexibility of attentional
mechanisms in the human brain and has revealed many forms of biases across perception …

Research on attentional selection of stimulus features has yielded seemingly contradictory
results. On the one hand, many experiments in humans and animals have observed a …