This week, our lab will be in Venice for the XXXII AIP Conference – Experimental Section, presenting new work across three areas of visual cognition and eye-movement research.

The projects focus on visual field asymmetries, intrasaccadic visual processing, and oculomotor control in developmental dyslexia, addressing different aspects of how visual information is processed and how eye movements contribute to perception and behavior.

We are looking forward to sharing these results, discussing them with colleagues, and meeting researchers working on related questions.

See below for details of the presentations.