Gaelle

[Doug Crawford @J_D_Crawford]

Last but not least, Amir Ghaderi will show his new work on perisaccadic time perception: EEG, graph theory analysis, and decoding (Monday PM, U14).

[Doug Crawford @J_D_Crawford]

And Finally for Sunday PM (D28), yours truly will try to explain Gunnar Blohm's analysis of MEG data showing how hand posture is integrated into extrinsic and intrinsic motor plans.

[Doug Crawford @J_D_Crawford]

Looking forward to SFN in Chicago. In our first poster (Saturday PM, F60) we compare the kinematics of grasping vs. placing objects. Timing, velocity and accuracy were pretty similar, except for subtle differences in precision and interactions with location / orientation.

[Gaelle @gaellenl]

@J_D_Crawford Thank you so much for your support and guidance! Your mentorship has been invaluable throughout this journey. I'm grateful for the opportunity to work under your mentorship and look forward to continuing our research together.

[Doug Crawford @J_D_Crawford]

Gaelle's paper is now 'in press' with Journal of Neurophysiology and available here: https://t.co/qOog04UIcy

[Doug Crawford @J_D_Crawford]

@VSSMtg this afternoon, @gaellenl shows her work on "Order-Dependent Functional Brain Connectivity in a Cue-Separation Grasp Task", (poster 56.413, Pavilion). Spoiler alert: over time, multimodal sensory activity is integrated with the dorsal action network.

[Doug Crawford @J_D_Crawford]

If you're attending #CNS2024, Gaelle, Veronica, Lina, and Jennifer will be presenting our work on multisensory cue integration for grasp, eye-head-hand coordination, and integration of egocentric and allocentric cues for reach. And I'm presenting a poster on time perception😳.

[Gaelle @gaellenl]

🎉 7 years of VISTA brilliance! Proud to be part of the journey from vision to application. Here's to more breakthroughs and fun celebrations ahead! 🚀👁️ #VISTA7yearcelebration #VisionScience

[Doug Crawford @J_D_Crawford]

The Crawford lab, hard at work.

[Doug Crawford @J_D_Crawford]

York PhD student Gaelle Nsamba Luabeya's first thesis chapter: gaze influence on object placement.