Melvyn Alan Goodale

This paper introduces a new framework to address bias in facial age estimation by humans and AIs, revealing methodological shortcomings in existing approaches.

The paper investigates whether online corrections to visual targets are a distinct movement class by analyzing muscle recruitment, force, and kinematics in a target-jumping task.

The paper investigates how face detection influences rapid motor responses during visual tasks, finding that EVRs are modulated by task instructions and face salience.

This study investigates whether the animate-inanimate distinction in the VTC is driven by the presence of faces or other features like agency, finding that agency correlates with face presence.

This paper presents a multimodal, synchronized system for simultaneous hand, eye, and brain recording during a visuomotor task and reports pilot results validating its use.

The paper investigates how size constancy emerges in human visual cortex by manipulating real viewing distance and using EEG, finding it takes about 150 ms to develop after visual signals reach V1.