Scientific

Abstract - Most who have spent any time working on visual attention intuitively know that saliency, selection, and eye movements are somehow connected, but details on their linkages seem elusive…

Abstract - The neurophysiology of vergence control has been only partially investigated, so there is much to be learned from the behavioral study of vergence dynamics. This study used a set of…

Abstract - As COVID-19 has affected normal working conditions, the need for conducting human subject experiments remotely has increased. To this end, the Ad Hoc Committee on Remote Research has been…

Abstract - I will present some ongoing work examining two-handed braille reading in comparison to one-handed braille reading. This follows up on prior work by Daisy Lei, Natalie Stepien-Bernabe, Val…

Abstract - This session will be focused on reviewing and critiquing the study design and analysis methods I have been, and will be doing for a study in progress. I have several road blocks and…

Abstract - People do not use fixation when they visually explore the world. They do it only if they have to detect a minute change in a tiny target, which improves sensory input. Otherwise…

The title and abstract are forthcoming. https://www.ski.org/users/arvind-chandna

Abstract - Stereopsis plays an important role in everyday visuomotor tasks. However, abnormal visual experience during development may result in reduced or absent stereopsis. In recent years…

Abstract - Introduction : Almost everything we know about visual functions in amblyopia other than visual acuity comes from adults, studied long after initial onset, and often treatment of the…

Abstract - The precise temporal relationship between multisensory events is crucial for reliably understanding and navigating our surroundings. Although the properties of cross-modal temporal…