Christoph Huber‐Huber

Visual consequences of saccades explain early cortical response dynamics during natural vision

The paper shows that lambda responses during saccades are caused by retinal shifts, not new visual input, and demonstrates this with EEG data and a computational model.

Narrative Context Shifts Gaze from Visual to Semantic Salience

The paper tests how semantic context influences eye movements compared to visual salience in narrative viewing.

Active vision modulates early cortical stages of visual processing: Evidence from MEG and eye-tracking

This study uses MEG and eye-tracking to show that active vision modulates early cortical visual processing through sequential modulations across saccades, beyond adaptation effects.

Forward and backward blocking in statistical learning

The paper investigates forward and backward blocking in visual statistical learning and finds reliable backward blocking but no evidence for forward blocking.

Previewing a face in the periphery reduces the fN170: Combined EEG and eye-tracking suggests two stages of trans-saccadic predictive processes

The paper uses EEG and eye-tracking to show that visual stability during saccades involves two stages: pre-saccadic prediction and early post-saccadic change detection, as evidenced by the fN170 response.