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Neural Mechanisms of Transsaccadic Integration of Visual Features 

Baltaretu, Bianca-Ruxandra (2016-09-20)
This thesis explores the neural mechanisms of transsaccadic integration of visual features. In the study, I investigated the cortical correlates of transsaccadic integration of object orientation in multiple reference ...
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Cortical Mechanisms for Transsaccadic Perception of Visual Object Features 

Baltaretu, Bianca-Ruxandra (2021-07-06)
The cortical correlates for transsaccadic perception (i.e., the ability to perceive, maintain, and update information across rapid eye movements, or saccades; Irwin, 1991) have been little investigated. Previously, Dunkley ...

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Baltaretu, Bianca-Ruxandra (2)
SubjectNeurosciences (2)fMRI (1)fMRIa (1)functional connectivity (1)Low-level visual features (1)object features (1)Occipitotemporal (1)Orientation (1)orientation (1)Parietofrontal (1)... View MoreDate Issued2016 (1)2021 (1)Has File(s)Yes (2)

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