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  1. How do MTL theta oscillations relate to eye & body movements during navigation? @suthanalab &co show that #theta power increases during #saccades under memory demands, linking exploratory gaze & planning to memory‑related dynamics during #navigation @PLOSBiology plos.io/4dwJhR8

  2. How do MTL theta oscillations relate to eye & body movements during navigation? @suthanalab &co show that #theta power increases during #saccades under memory demands, linking exploratory gaze & planning to memory‑related dynamics during #navigation @PLOSBiology plos.io/4dwJhR8

  3. How do MTL theta oscillations relate to eye & body movements during navigation? @suthanalab &co show that #theta power increases during #saccades under memory demands, linking exploratory gaze & planning to memory‑related dynamics during #navigation @PLOSBiology plos.io/4dwJhR8

  4. How do MTL theta oscillations relate to eye & body movements during navigation? @suthanalab &co show that #theta power increases during #saccades under memory demands, linking exploratory gaze & planning to memory‑related dynamics during #navigation @PLOSBiology plos.io/4dwJhR8

  5. How do MTL theta oscillations relate to eye & body movements during navigation? @suthanalab &co show that #theta power increases during #saccades under memory demands, linking exploratory gaze & planning to memory‑related dynamics during #navigation @PLOSBiology plos.io/4dwJhR8

  6. Why don't #saccades disrupt our continuous #visual experience? This study shows that neurons of the #SuperiorColliculus are sensitive to the pre-movement peripheral appearance of the eye movement targets, potentially explaining the experienced perceptual stability @PLOSBiology plos.io/44cxQIe

  7. Why don't #saccades disrupt our continuous #visual experience? This study shows that neurons of the #SuperiorColliculus are sensitive to the pre-movement peripheral appearance of the eye movement targets, potentially explaining the experienced perceptual stability @PLOSBiology plos.io/44cxQIe

  8. Why don't #saccades disrupt our continuous #visual experience? This study shows that neurons of the #SuperiorColliculus are sensitive to the pre-movement peripheral appearance of the eye movement targets, potentially explaining the experienced perceptual stability @PLOSBiology plos.io/44cxQIe

  9. Why don't #saccades disrupt our continuous #visual experience? This study shows that neurons of the #SuperiorColliculus are sensitive to the pre-movement peripheral appearance of the eye movement targets, potentially explaining the experienced perceptual stability @PLOSBiology plos.io/44cxQIe

  10. Why don't #saccades disrupt our continuous #visual experience? This study shows that neurons of the #SuperiorColliculus are sensitive to the pre-movement peripheral appearance of the eye movement targets, potentially explaining the experienced perceptual stability @PLOSBiology plos.io/44cxQIe

  11. People read in #Saccades

    We have to #design for that.

    Literally no-one reads everything you write.

    Their eyes jump about all over the place.

    And our brains just make words up based on shapes and outlines.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saccade

  12. People read in #Saccades

    We have to #design for that.

    Literally no-one reads everything you write.

    Their eyes jump about all over the place.

    And our brains just make words up based on shapes and outlines.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saccade

  13. People read in #Saccades

    We have to #design for that.

    Literally no-one reads everything you write.

    Their eyes jump about all over the place.

    And our brains just make words up based on shapes and outlines.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saccade

  14. People read in #Saccades

    We have to #design for that.

    Literally no-one reads everything you write.

    Their eyes jump about all over the place.

    And our brains just make words up based on shapes and outlines.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saccade

  15. Setting up some awesome precision eye tracking hardware at work. You can see the compensatory eye movements (as transients on the rising/falling edge of the lines) at the end of the saccades on this plot which is cool

    #psychophysics #saccades #eyetracking

  16. Setting up some awesome precision eye tracking hardware at work. You can see the compensatory eye movements (as transients on the rising/falling edge of the lines) at the end of the saccades on this plot which is cool

    #psychophysics #saccades #eyetracking

  17. Setting up some awesome precision eye tracking hardware at work. You can see the compensatory eye movements (as transients on the rising/falling edge of the lines) at the end of the saccades on this plot which is cool

    #psychophysics #saccades #eyetracking

  18. Setting up some awesome precision eye tracking hardware at work. You can see the compensatory eye movements (as transients on the rising/falling edge of the lines) at the end of the saccades on this plot which is cool

    #psychophysics #saccades #eyetracking

  19. Setting up some awesome precision eye tracking hardware at work. You can see the compensatory eye movements (as transients on the rising/falling edge of the lines) at the end of the saccades on this plot which is cool

    #psychophysics #saccades #eyetracking

  20. This week, we had another very interesting #Labtalk in our #OpenLab. Our speaker was Dr. Christian Wolf who taught us a lot about the voluntary & involuntary contributions to #saccadic eye movements. Thanks for your clear and fascinating talk!
    #saccades #eyemovement

  21. This week, we had another very interesting #Labtalk in our #OpenLab. Our speaker was Dr. Christian Wolf who taught us a lot about the voluntary & involuntary contributions to #saccadic eye movements. Thanks for your clear and fascinating talk!
    #saccades #eyemovement