Orienting of spatial attention is a family of phylogenetically old mechanisms developed to
select information for further processing. Information can be selected via top-down or …

This new edition of Leigh and Zee's Neurology of Eye Movements is available as an
enhanced edition for the first time. Your purchase of the print version includes access to the …

We review evidence showing a right-hemispheric dominance for visuo-spatial processing
and representation in humans. Accordingly, visual disorganization symptoms (intuitively …

Influential functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)-based models have involved a
dorsal frontoparietal network in the orienting of both endogenous and exogenous attention …

The crux of vision is to identify objects and determine their locations in the environment.
Although initial visual representations are necessarily retinotopic (eye centered), interaction …

Hemispheric asymmetries in human auditory cortical function and structure are still highly
debated. Brain stimulation approaches can complement correlational techniques by …

We explored the nature and time course of effects generated by spatially uninformative
peripheral cues by measuring these effects with localization responses to peripheral onsets …

Visual perception involves complex and active processes. We will start by explaining why
visual perception is dependent on visuospatial working memory, especially the …

Our vision remains stable even though the movements of our eyes, head and bodies create
a motion pattern on the retina. One of the most important, yet basic, feats of the visual system …

Inhibition of return is the inhibitory tagging of recently attended locations or objects. It was
previously suggested that inhibition of return is a foraging facilitator in visual search …