The Durham part of the Motor Bias project came to an end at the start of August. Fortunately Soazig, has now been re-appointed as a teaching fellow in the Psychology Department. This excellent news means we can continue to collaborate on ...
A commentary on “Visual attention is not limited to the oculomotor range” by Hanning, Szinte & Deubel (2019)
We read with great interest the recent PNAS paper by Hanning and colleagues, in which they use a variant of Craighero et al’s Eye Abduction paradigm to test the proposal that exogenous covert attention is constrained by the oculomotor range ...
Tasty review paper published in Vision
Last summer Soazig and I were approached about writing a review article on oculomotor readiness hypothesis / premotor theory for a special issue of Vision on “Eye Movements and Visual Cognition”. This was a very tempting opportunity, and I must ...
My internship at Durham University: A blogpost by Bianca Biebl from Ludwig Maximilians Universitat
When I embarked on my journey to travel from Munich to Durham for six weeks, I kept wishing that I was already there. That I already knew my accommodation was okay, my colleagues at university friendly and my tasks neither mind-numbing nor overcharging. Upon arrival I soon realized that my accommodation was really nice – even though a ...
MotorBias Workshop speaker update: Dr Monika Harvey
We're delighted to announce that Dr Monika Harvey from University of Glasgow will give a talk at our MotorBias workshop in Durham this July. Monika has a particular interest in disorders of attention such as hemispatial neglect, and has done ...
