Robert M. McPeek

This study investigates how superior colliculus neurons integrate target guidance and behavioral history signals during visual search, finding evidence for mixed, dynamic, and pure selectivity patterns.

The paper investigates the neuronal correlates of the size-latency effect in macaque superior colliculus using a stochastic accumulator model framework.

The paper uses time-series PID to compare integration models in SC neurons during visual search, finding diverse integration strategies.

This study investigates microsaccade suppression during a visual alignment task and finds that microsaccade rate decreases in both normal and eccentric viewing conditions, suggesting suppression is not due to attention disengagement.