Saccades are rapid eye movements that redirect the fovea from one object to another. A
great deal has been learned about the anatomy and physiology of saccades, making them …

The stereotypic structure and location of the orbital connective tissues have long been
recognized. 1 2 3 The notion that these tissues might control extraocular muscle (EOM) …

This paper investigates liveness detection techniques in the area of eye movement
biometrics. We investigate a specific scenario, in which an impostor constructs an artificial …

Details of the anatomy and behavior of the structures responsible for human eye movements
have been extensively elaborated since the first modern biomechanical models were …

Varied evidence now strongly supports the conclusion that Listing's Law and other important
ocular kinematics are mechanically determined. This finding implies more limited …

Although the eyes and head can potentially rotate about any three-dimensional axis during
orienting gaze shifts, behavioral recordings have shown that certain lawful strategies—such …

Background: Orbital dysmorphology is believed to cause ipsilateral ocular abnormalities in
unicoronal synostosis. Recently, there has been increasing evidence of visual problems in …

The oculomotor periphery was formerly regarded as a simple mechanism executing
complex behaviors explicitly specified by innervation. It is now recognized that several …

As we look around, the orientation of our eyes depends on the order of the rotations that are
carried out, a mathematical feature of rotatory motions known as noncommutativity. Theorists …

Our understanding of how the brain controls eye movements has benefited enormously from
the comparison of neuronal activity with eye movements and the quantification of these …