Mechanisms of global visual stability across eye movements (NEI F32)
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Aug 31, 2029
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National Eye Institute
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PROJECT SUMMARY Current scientific understanding of visual processing relies primarily on experiments that assume passive vision: an observer fixates their gaze, and an experimenter controls what is perceived. However, natural vision is built up across frequent but discrete eye movements (saccades) whose dynamics control the contents of perception just as much as stimulus manipulations. Saccades constantly alter how we view the 3D arrangement of every single visible element in a scene yet, surprisingly, the flow of visual experience is devoid of disorienting jumps or spatial misalignment. This intriguing phenomenon, trans-saccadic stability, is a form of change blindness, whereby changes to sensory input are not consciously noticed. The ubiquity of saccades (2- 3 per second) suggests that the processes governing trans-saccadic change detection and change blindness are fundamental to natural vision. However, despite a wealth of behavioral work, little is known about their neural mechani
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