Colloquium

Abstract - Conducting experimental research in the field of mobile accessibility and assistive technologies is difficult due to the low dimension of the representative population. To address this…

For the visual world in which we operate, the core issue is to conceptualize how its three-dimensional structure is encoded through the neural computation of multiple depth cues and their integration…

Abstract - Binocular alignment and binocular coordination of eye movements are necessary to direct both foveae at targets within 3D space. Unfortunately, individuals suffering from strabismus (ocular…

Abstract: - In mid-March Chancellor Carol Christ announced that UC Berkeley would be locked-down, on- campus research would be suspended and PIs should implement plans to operate remotely “to the…

Abstract - "I used to be a hyperphant and had something like HSAM [Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory]. I had a stroke in 2017, which left me with memory impairment (including SDAM [Severely…

Abstract - Amblyopia (‘lazy eye’) is the most common cause of monocular vision impairment among children, affecting 2 or 3 of every 100 children. Amblyopia commonly results when there is unbalanced…

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

Abstract - Recent years have seen impressive advances in near-eye display systems. These systems are the basis of most virtual and augmented reality experiences. There are, however, a unique set of…