Tamara Watson

The paper investigates how saccadic eye movements constrain high-speed visual perception by linking stimulus visibility to retinal motion patterns during fixation.

The paper investigates how eyeball translations during blinks affect saccadic eye movements, showing overshoots and transient retraction linked to mechanical properties.

This study examines how head and eye movements differ in accessing visual information during search, finding that salience influences eye movement targeting but not head movement planning.

This study uses high-speed MRI to analyze eye movements during blinks, revealing unexpected lifting, retraction, and compression of the eyeball.