Cameron K. Phan

Walking Produces Oscillations in Orientation and Direction Perception at the Step Rate

The paper investigates whether visual perception tasks oscillate with stride rate during walking, finding performance peaks aligned with specific gait phases.

Entering and Exiting Awareness are Asymmetrical: Evidence from tracking Continuous Flash Suppression

This paper introduces a mathematical model to correct for reaction-time-induced overshoot in continuous flash suppression paradigms, revealing asymmetry in thresholds for entering and exiting awareness.

Priors for perceived speed combine supramodally for visual-tactile motion but not for audio-visual motion.

The paper investigates whether priors for perceived speed are modality-specific or supramodal, finding supramodal integration for visual-tactile motion but not for audio-visual motion.

The Role of Temporal Factors in Processing Rapid Serial Visual Presentations

This paper investigates how temporal factors affect neural representation fidelity in rapid serial visual presentations using inverted encoding modeling.

Walking entrains unique oscillations for central and peripheral visual detection

The paper shows that visual detection performance oscillates during walking, with similar frequencies but different amplitudes and phases in peripheral and parafoveal visual fields.