Eye movements as a probe of attention. by Duc, A, Bays, P, Husain, M

“…Finally, we consider how one supposedly crucial role of attention--that of binding features which belong to an object--might operate so that object representations are veridically maintained and remapped across eye movements.…”

Dynamic shifts of limited working memory resources in human vision. by Bays, P, Husain, M

“…This resource can be shifted flexibly between objects, with allocation biased by selective attention and toward targets of upcoming eye movements. The proportion of resources allocated to each item determines the precision with which it is remembered, a relation that we show is governed by a simple power law, allowing quantitative estimates of resource distribution in a scene.…”

Integration of goal- and stimulus-related visual signals revealed by damage to human parietal cortex. by Bays, P, Singh-Curry, V, Gorgoraptis, N, Driver, J, Husain, M

“…Here, we tracked parietal patients' eye movements during visual search to separately map impairments in goal-directed orienting to targets versus stimulus-driven gaze shifts to salient but task-irrelevant probes. …”

Active inhibition and memory promote exploration and search of natural scenes. by Bays, P, Husain, M

“…However, studies examining eye movements in naturalistic visual scenes appear to contradict the hypothesis that IOR promotes exploration. …”

Active inhibition and memory promote exploration and search of natural scenes. by Bays, P, Husain, M

“…However, studies examining eye movements in naturalistic visual scenes appear to contradict the hypothesis that IOR promotes exploration. …”

Active inhibition and memory promote exploration and search of natural scenes. by Bays, P, Husain, M

“…However, studies examining eye movements in naturalistic visual scenes appear to contradict the hypothesis that IOR promotes exploration. …”

Spatial remapping of the visual world across saccades. by Bays, P, Husain, M

“…Such a prediction is often thought to underlie our perception of a stable visual world, by compensating for the shifts in retinal image that accompany each eye movement. Here we review the evidence, and conclude that prediction does not in fact play a significant role in maintaining visual stability. …”

Rapid compensation of visual search strategy in patients with chronic visual field defects. by Jacquin-Courtois, S, Bays, P, Salemme, R, Leff, A, Husain, M

“…INTRODUCTION: The aim of this study was to test the effect and specificity of a novel, compensatory eye movement training therapy designed to improve visual search performance in patients with homonymous visual field defects. …”