Objective We demonstrate and discuss the use of mobile electroencephalogram (EEG) for
neuroergonomics. Both technical state of the art as well as measures and cognitive concepts …

Conducting neuroscience research in the real‐world remains challenging because of
movement‐and environment‐related artifacts as well as missing control over stimulus …

Using natural scenes is an approach to studying the visual and eye movement systems
approximating how these systems function in everyday life. This review examines the results …

The brain systems of episodic memory and oculomotor control are tightly linked, suggesting
a crucial role of eye movements in memory. But little is known about the neural mechanisms …

Neural mechanisms of face perception are predominantly studied in well‐controlled
experimental settings that involve random stimulus sequences and fixed eye positions …

Predictions of incoming words performed during reading have an impact on how the reader
moves their eyes and on the electrical brain potentials. Eye tracking (ET) experiments show …

Values are attributed to goods during free viewing of objects which entails multi-and trans-
saccadic cognitive processes. Using electroencephalographic eye-fixation related …

When freely viewing a scene, the eyes often return to previously visited locations. By
tracking eye movements and coregistering eye movements and EEG, such refixations are …

Eye movement research has shown that attention shifts from the currently fixated location to
the next before a saccade is executed. We investigated whether the cost of the attention shift …

Relatively little is known about visual processing during free-viewing visual search in
realistic dynamic environments. Free-viewing is characterized by frequent saccades. During …