Abstract: Binocular saccades in the three-dimensional world entail changes in the direction and depth of gaze. Newborns must autonomously learn to control these two types of eye movements concurrently ...

Our eyes perform lightning-fast movements called saccades multiple times per second, yet we never perceive the resulting motion blur. A new study reveals that this “invisibility” happens because the ...

Summary: The speed of your eye movements, called saccades, determines how fast an object can move before it becomes invisible to you. Objects that mimic the speed and trajectory of saccades can ...

This study provides important findings on the nature of eye movement choices by human subjects. The study uses a novel approach and provides relatively clear and convincing results of the relationship ...

Background: An 11-year-old boy with 20/20 vision presented to a chiropractic neurology center for the chief complaint of difficulty reading and writing. Whilst reading, the patient tended to skip ...

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His scholarship focused on how movies work. Roger Ebert called him “our best writer on the cinema.” By Michael S. Rosenwald David Bordwell, a film studies scholar whose immersive, accessible writing ...

Patients with concussion history who underwent oculomotor testing via eye-tracking technology had lower saccade performance. Compared with healthy individuals, patients with concussion history have ...