From moment to moment, we perceive objects in the world as continuous despite
fluctuations in their image properties due to factors like occlusion, visual noise, and eye …

Everybody loves illusions. At times, the content on the internet seems to be mostly about
illusions—shoes, dresses, straight lines looking bent. This attraction has a long history …

When an object moves back and forth, its trajectory appears significantly shorter than it
actually is. The object appears to stop and reverse well before its actual reversal point, as if …

How is visual space represented in cortical area MT+? At a relatively coarse scale, the
organization of MT+ is debated; retinotopic, spatiotopic, or mixed representations have all …

Exposure to a patch of dots produces a repulsive shift in the perceived numerosity of
subsequently viewed dot patches. Although a remarkably strong effect, in which the …

Adaptation is a ubiquitous property of sensory systems. It is typically considered that
neurons adapt to dominant energy in the ambient environment to function optimally …

Several visual illusions demonstrate that the neural processing of visual position can be
affected by visual motion. Well-known examples are the flash-lag, flash-drag, and flash-jump …

The ability to correctly determine the position of objects in space is a fundamental task of the
visual system. The perceived position of briefly presented static objects can be influenced by …

Motion, position, and form are intricately intertwined in perception. Motion distorts visual
space, resulting in illusory position shifts such as flash-drag and flash-grab effects. The flash …

Saccades are made thousands of times a day and are the principal means of localizing
objects in our environment. However, the saccade system faces the challenge of accurately …