I'm starting a lab! This summer I'll join both the cognitive and developmental areas in the Psychology department at UNC Chapel Hill. I'm excited for and humbled by the opportunity. Here's a sneak peak at the lab: cogdevlab.org

My review of temporal attention is out in Nature Reviews Psychology! It covers key conceptual issues, data, and models in the field of visual temporal attention, and I hope it will be useful to both experts and those new to the topic Web: go.nature.com/496FAfj PDF: rdcu.be/dBUpT

How do our brains use knowledge to create continuous visual experiences? Aditya Upadhyayula John Henderson showed participants movie clips in a flicker paradigm to investigate #psynomAPP. Post by Melinh K. Lai featuredcontent.psychonomic.org/now-you-dont-s……flicker-paradigm/

So excited for this workshop on perceptual imprecision Johns Hopkins University this weekend, featuring a star studded cast of philosophers, neuroscientists, & psychologists Page about Timothy Williamson, philosopher. Rachel Denison Michael Rescorla @JohnRossMor_etc megan peters 🧠 All are welcome! philevents.org/event/show/121…

Thanks to Rachel Denison for sharing her hugely impressive body of work on temporal attention! Next up for Rachel is Jeremy Goodman’s workshop on perceptual imprecision, taking place this weekend Johns Hopkins University JHU Philosophy More info here: philevents.org/event/show/121…

"According to psychology--" NO. According to Greg who ran four bizarre studies on MTurkers pressing keys blindly and then luckily drew friends as reviewers at Psych Science

It's VSS Meeting week! So excited to share this year's projects from the lab, including brand new research directions and some deep dives on foundational issues. More info @ perception.jhu.edu/vss/. See you on the 🏖! #VSS2024

Excited for our VSS Meeting symposium tomorrow!! Let’s talk 🅱️ig data! #VSS2024 Come join us 🤩 Friday May 17 Talk room 2 @ 12 pm With cvnlab, Alessandro Gifford, Won Mok Shim, Tomas Knapen, Ian Charest & Jacob Prince

What a group! (Some of) Johns Hopkins University Psychological & Brain Sciences @ VSS ☀️ VSS Meeting #VSS2024

Number adaptation is among the most controversial phenomena in vision science, w/ several empirical & theoretical outcomes riding on it. Caroline Myers enters the fray with a motion manipulation to overcome issues with earlier demonstrations. 302, 8:30-12:30, Breezeway! #VSS2024

Caroline in action! #VSS2024

Simran Purokayastha, Mariel Roberts &Marisa Carrasco The Carrasco Lab investigate whether microsaccades vary with discriminability around the visual field. doi.org/10.1167/jov.24…

Happy to share that our paper (The Carrasco Lab) examining spatial and temporal patterns of microsaccades and whether or not they are modulated as a function of discriminability differences around the visual field has just been published in Journal of Vision!

Check out my most recent paper in the Journal of Neuroscience with Liina Pylkkanen! 🧠 MEG evidence that modality-independent conceptual representations contain both semantic and visual features doi.org/10.1523/JNEURO… SfN Journals #JNeurosci 🧵

New paper "An Asynchronous, Hands-Off Workflow for Looking Time Experiments With Infants" psycnet.apa.org/fulltext/2024-… in collaboration with Sabrina Piccolo, Janine Medrano, Shari Liu, Kirsten Lydic, Catherine Mei, Victoria Nguyen, Tianmin Shu & Rebecca Saxe.

Are you at ASSC27 and interested in object tracking, consciousness, and/or the relation between the two? Stop by my poster at 4:00 PM today to learn more (or just come to hang out with me and play with some cool apparent motion demos🤗)

Ontologically, which is a word I use by the way,

Finding $$$ for consciousness research in the USA is challenging. In this short piece, @noraabradford, Angela Shen, megan peters 🧠 and I discuss the TWCF-supported "Fund Consciousness Science!" project and talk about its motivation, execution, & outcomes rdcu.be/dWVFk

Evaluating cognitive penetrability of perception across the senses Review by Petra Vetter, Stephanie Badde, Elisa Raffaella Ferrè, Janina Seubert & Barbara Shinn-Cunningham Web: go.nature.com/4hOrQeV PDF: rdcu.be/d0K0k

The time has come!!! I will be defending my dissertation on 3/18 at 12pm ET! If you'd like to attend in person or remotely, send me a message! :) My dissertation is titled, "The ‘Same Coin’ Fallacy: Target Enhancement and Distractor Suppression in Human Visual Attention"