| 34 | Why there is less peri-saccadic compression in the dark
E Brenner, R J van Beers, F Maij, J B Smeets |
| 35 | Peri-saccadic visual motion and saccade accuracy estimation
T L Watson |
| 36 | Peri-saccadic spatial compression in dyslexia
F Maij, J Atsma, P Medendorp |
| 37 | No evidence for peri-saccadic mislocalization on suddenly cancelled saccades
J Atsma, F Maij, B D Corneil, P Medendorp |
| 38 | The phantom gap: an objective measure of para-saccadic masking
M Duyck, T Collins, M Wexler |
| 39 | Transsaccadic prediction of object identity: Evidence from visual search and object recognition
A Herwig, W Schneider |
| 40 | Saccadic Inhibition – Sudden target offset upsets saccadic generation
M Stemmler, T Stemmler |
| 41 | Saccadic suppression during monocular visual stimulation
J Knöll, P Holl, F Bremmer |
| 42 | Saccadic suppression of displacement and adaptation: flip sides of a coin?
T Collins |
| 43 | Dummy eye measurements of microsaccades
F Hermens |
| 44 | Microsaccades parameters in special visual tasks
E Luniakova, A Garusev |
| 45 | Immediate preparatory influences on microsaccades before saccade onset to endogenously vs. exogenously defined targets
S Ohl, S Brandt, R Kliegl |
| 46 | Persistent inhibition of microsaccades caused by attentional concentration
T Kohama, S Endoh, H Yoshida |
| 47 | Your eye movements tell who you are
A Shirama, A Koizumi, N Kitagawa |
| 48 | The influence of figure-ground organization on saccadic eye-movements
T Ghose, J Wagemans |
| 49 | Influence of saccade direction on illusory motion
S Matsushita, S Muramatsu, A Kitaoka |
| 50 | Gain of memory guided saccades is modulated by prefrontal dopamine
J Billino, J Hennig, K R Gegenfurtner |
| 51 | Evaluation of visual factors of visually induced motion sickness by analyzing fixation eye movements and heart rate variability
H Yoshida, T Kohama |
| 52 | GraFIX: Developing a novel semi-automatic approach for detecting fixation durations in low quality data from infants and adults
I Rodriguez Saez de Urabain, M H Johnson, T J Smith |
| 53 | Factors affecting human gaze behavior: an analysis with complex natural scenes with superimposed object images
M Suzuki, Y Yamane, J Ito, M Mukai, S Strokov, I Fujita, P E Maldonado, S Gruen, H Tamura |
| 54 | Eye-Fixation Related Potentials on Regions of Interest when viewing natural scenes
H Queste, N Guyader, A Guérin-Dugué |
| 55 | Eye movements while viewing coarse and fine image information
B Nordhjem, C K Petrozzelli, N Gravel, R Renken, F Cornelissen |
| 56 | Influence of bottom-up and top-down processing on eye movement parameters in horizontal scanning tasks
I Laicane, I Lacis, D Dizpetere, G Krumina |
| 57 | The influence of eye movements on contrast sensitivity and gain response in peripheral vision
W Harrison, M Kwon, P Bex |
| 58 | A binocular evaluation of pupil-size dependent deviation in measured gaze position
J Drewes, W Zhu, Y Li, Y Hu, F Yang, X Du, X Hu |
| 59 | Systematic localisation errors of multiple objects after saccades and eye-blinks
H H Haladjian, E Wufong, T L Watson |
| 60 | Consistency of eye movements in MOT using horizontally flipped trials.
F Dechterenko, J Lukavsky |
| 61 | Eye movements in Multiple Object Tracking systematically lagging behind the scene content
J Lukavsky |
| 62 | Saccades along the fast track
M W Greenlee, S P Blurton, M Raabe |
| 63 | Control of saccadic eye movements: Impact of stimulus type on effects of flanker, flanker position and trial sequence
B Olk, C Peschke, C C Hilgetag |