This is a survey of psychophysical studies of motion perception carried out mainly in the last
10 years. It covers a wide range of topics, including the detection and interactions of local …

Background Color and motion serve as the prime examples of segregated processing in the
visual brain, giving rise to the question how color-motion conjunctions are represented. This …

Background: When simultaneous visual events appear to occur at different times, the
discrepancy has generally been ascribed to time differences in neural transmission or …

The processing of color and form is largely segregated within the visual brain. But there is
also evidence to suggest that these features are coded in combination early in visual …

To see whether there is a difference in temporal resolution of synchrony perception between
audio–visual (AV), visuo–tactile (VT), and audio–tactile (AT) combinations, we compared …

One important task for the visual system is to group image elements that belong to an object
and to segregate them from other objects and the background. We here present an …

One of the most influential theories in visual cognition proposes that attention is necessary to
bind different visual features into coherent object percepts (Treisman & Gelade, 1980) …

The binding problem—how to integrate features into objects—poses a fundamental
challenge for the brain. Neural oscillations, especially γ-oscillations, have been proposed as …

Temporal synchrony is a critical condition for integrating information presented in different
sensory modalities. To gain insight into the mechanism underlying synchrony perception of …

Recent studies of visual short-term memory have suggested that the binding of features such
as color and shape into remembered objects is relatively automatic. A series of seven …