@mvazirip @UDelaware Congratulations and good luck!!!

@ralfer We say: "Our results confirm that probabilistically encoded visual features are bound with other features and to particular locations, providing a powerful demonstration of how probabilistic representations can be a foundation for higher-level vision."

RT @SuryaGayet: Wow. This is one crazy-ass resource for the years to come. Congrats on Martin and colleagues for this tour de force!

RT @SuryaGayet: Are you interested in doing a fully-funded PhD on internal attention and visual working memory (or do you know anyone who m…

RT @DaglarTanrikulu: Seeking applicants for a PhD student position, starting this fall @ U. of NH at Durham. The student will be working wi…

I also think that this is the first time that Finnsstaðir, my family's ancestral home in NorthEast Iceland is mentioned in a paper in Vision Science. 3/3

Can people learn the statistics of their visual environment with only passive viewing? The answer is "Yes", but there are some caveats. All explained here in a new paper with David Pascucci and Gizay Ceylan at École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne.

RT @siminevazire: Hello US-based psych academic friends, these (& other) excellent psych depts in Australia are hiring, often multiple posi…

RT @brognition: Interesting perspective from B&C's Dejan Draschkow about the usefulness of remote VR for improving external validity -- htt…

@brognition @NatRevPsych @EcrXchange @OxExpPsy Nice! Where is DD's social media presence? Old fashioned and cutting-edge at the same time, I suppose...

RT @IceVisLab: New review in press in PBR. Attentional priming (and by extension attentional templates and attention more generally) is inh…

RT @IceVisLab: ... and more hiring: Post doc position: Work on the "probabilistic attentional selection in vision" project with Árni & Árni…

RT @IceVisLab: We are hiring! Phd position in "probabilistic attentional selection" with Árni & Árni

Pretty happy with this new preprint with @ralfer. We show how probabilistic representations are integrated with representations of other features and bound to locations, and can therefore serve as building blocks for object and scene processing.

RT @tuennermann: Preprint updated on @PsyArXiv f. our review paper on "Advances in the application of TVA: Moving towards more naturalistic…

New review by my friends and colleagues @heidasigurdar , @IngaMaria86 and @DevillezHelene. Interesting what Heida says. Visual problems clearly play a role in Dyslexia but some think that such views must be suppressed immediately. They are playing scientific whack-a-mole.

Interesting editorial on how to take the fun out of science: