While eye tracking is a technique commonly used in the experimental study of higher-level
perceptual processes such as visual search, working memory, reading, and scene …

For successful adaptive behavior, exogenous environmental events must be sensed and
reacted to as efficiently as possible. In the lab, the mechanisms underlying such efficiency …

Our visual input is constantly changing, but not all moments are equally relevant. Visual
temporal attention, the prioritization of visual information at specific points in time, increases …

We are constantly exposed to multiple visual scenes, and while freely viewing them without
an intentional effort to memorize or encode them, only some are remembered. It has been …

Microsaccades are tiny eye movements that individuals perform unconsciously during
fixation. Despite that the nature and the functions of microsaccades are still lively debated …

Ocular position drifts during gaze fixation are significantly less well understood than
microsaccades. We recently identified a short-latency ocular position drift response, of∼ 1 …

Heterophoria is a common type of binocular fusion disorder that consists of a latent eye
misalignment with potential consequences on daily activities such as reading or working on …

Saccadic eye movements occur frequently even during attempted fixation, but they halt
momentarily when a new stimulus appears. Here, we demonstrate that this rapid, involuntary …

Despite the prevalent use of alerting sounds in alarms and human–machine interface
systems and the long-hypothesized role of the auditory system as the brain's “early warning …

Involuntary eye movements occur constantly even during fixation and were shown to convey
information about cognitive processes. They are inhibited momentarily in response to …