svenohl

Heisenberg Position @HumboldtUni • Mind in Action Lab • #Perception • #Eye movements • #Vision • He/him

[Jan Klanke @JanKlanke]

1/n Very happy to share that our new paper was just published in @CognitionJourn:
“Sensorimotor awareness requires intention: Evidence from minuscule eye movements.”
Dive into the details here 👉 https://t.co/IOSet1SqIx

[Martin Rolfs @MartinRolfs]

"Lawful kinematics link eye movements to the limits of high-speed perception" now out in
@NatureComms: https://t.co/pfBwa9aVm7! We started this work back in 2016 when Eric Castet & Tamara Watson visited my (then young) lab.
Supported by @ERC_Research. Thread below still holds.

[Ulrich Ettinger @ulrichettinger]

"Effects of lorazepam on saccadic eye movements. Evidence from prosaccade and free viewing tasks" - our new paper out now in Psychopharmacology! Many thanks to @TomFoulsh for a great collaboration! @PhilineBaumert #eyetracking https://t.co/HpZxv08MYt

[Matthias Nau @NauMatt]

Fantastic workshop on #EyeTracking coming up at NIMH this week (Sept 4-5)! All talks can be followed online.
https://t.co/uDuS4EuHEF

[Jan Klanke @JanKlanke]

I won a prize for my poster at this year's ECVP! :) If you want to check it out, you can find it on my ResearchGate profile: https://t.co/He70gIQubA

[ECVP 2024 @ecvp_]

Congratulations to today's poster winners! Yuqing Cai, Qiu Han and Jan-Nikolas Klanke

[bioRxiv @biorxivpreprint]

Sensorimotor awareness requires intention: Evidence from minuscule eye movements. https://t.co/E2GQ0ZzNCT #bioRxiv

[Matt Davidson @matt_j_davidson]

How might our everyday actions change perception?

Out today @NatureComms we show that walking rhythmically modulates how sensitive we are to the environment.

The latest from my final days as a postdoc with @DAVElab at @UsydPsych

OA paper: https://t.co/1kWgdk66k4

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[Thomas Christophel 🌈 @tbchristophel]

Out Now: @neuroweber, Kai Görgen, @JoramSoch, @johndylanhaynes, and myself provide evidence that sensory recruitment is NOT driven by imagery-based strategies. Instead EVC decoding is predicted by performance (r = 0.728).

[Olaf Dimigen @olafdimigen]

EEG datasets on face recognition contain lots of hidden brain activity from tiny refixations within the face. In this work with @l_spiering, now out in AP&P, we looked at these (micro)saccadic potentials to learn more about face processing.

[Chaz Firestone @chazfirestone]

How cool to see the perception of relations as a @VSSMtg session this year! Excited to learn about the latest results @ #VSS2024. And how better to prepare than to check out @AlonHafri's agenda-setting paper in @TrendsCognSci from just a few years back 👇

[Sam Gershman @gershbrain]

How significant is the amount of federal funding spent on article processing charges? Let me try to put this in perspective...

[svenohl @svenohl]

In three experiments, we used visual adaptation to study the visual feature space underlying the perception of causality—highlighting the importance of direction-selectivity. Hope you find this as interesting as we do.
@MartinRolfs @rolfslab

[bioRxiv @biorxivpreprint]

Visual routines for detecting causal interactions are tuned to motion direction https://t.co/mtPWalyRW2 #bioRxiv

[BCCN Berlin @bccn_berlin]

Caroline von Humboldt-Professur for Susanne Schreiber @CompNeuroLab. We are happy, congratulations Susanne!
The award is meant to increase recognition and visibility of female scientists.

[Martin Rolfs @MartinRolfs]

Incredibly relieved & happy to share a preprint I've been working on for 7+ years (among other things), a project close to my heart & the foundation of my @ERC_Research grant. My awesome lab members @rolfslab & a sabbatical @DartmouthPBS let me finally put this together. A🧵 1/n

[Felix Klotzsche @flxklotz]

For those interested in visual short-term memory (VSTM), #EEG, #VR, and their combination:

👉 https://t.co/3mEFb2amSy

🔎 We explored whether we can use VR🥽 to study EEG〰️ markers of VSTM: CDA and lateralized alpha power.

🫣 Spoiler: both can be measured in a VR setup.
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[Lynn Schmittwilken @LSchmittwilken]

So proud to see this published. Discover stimupy – an #openscience Python package to support and automatize creating visual stimuli as used in the study of (early) #visualprocessing. Useful for #psychophysics, computational modeling, and teaching. For details, see this 🧵

[svenohl @svenohl]

@jlaubrock1 @rolfslab @unipotsdam Thanks Jochen. Potsdam is just a great place to get trained in eye movement research—and congrats to Johannes and your contribution.

[svenohl @svenohl]

@flxklotz @michagaebler @jeroenduhmooij @HofmannZimon Would love to see it in person at some point.

[svenohl @svenohl]

This looks like a great opportunity to learn some cool computational modeling and eye tracking during a PhD with a leading expert in eye movements and vision.

[Antje Nuthmann @ANuthmann]

1/3 Job alert: Are you interested in visual cognition and eye tracking? PhD position (50%) for 3+ years available. German language skills required for teaching (1 seminar at BSc level).