Tomorrow at 6 pm, I will be presenting my work on pre-saccadic remapping in the human visual cortex, revealed by voxel-wise encoding model on fMEI data (Talk 55.13 at Talk room 1). Please visit and share your thoughts 😊 @juliedgolomb.bsky.social
Yong Min Choi 👀🧠
🧠 The takeaway: The brain actively employ the assumption of external world to aid stable perception across eye movements.
This will be the last talk session of #VSS2025! End the conference with some exciting piece of science
🚨 New publication alert! 🚨
Ever wonder how we perceive a stable world despite constantly moving our eyes? 👀
We investigated how the brain maintains visual stability across eye movements in natural scenes.
In our latest paper, we combined the blanking paradigm with AI-generated scene wheel stimuli (🎡 Son et al., 2022) to test the underlying stability mechanism.
The result? By default, people assumed visual scenes stay stable across saccades - But when there's strong evidence of change, they scrutinize the trans-saccadic change more carefully.
@cognitionjournal.bsky.social
Read the full paper in Cognition: doi.org/10.1016/j.co...
Open data/code: osf.io/f62dr
With: Tzu-Yao Chiu, Jake Ferreira, & Julie Golomb
