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We are pleased to share our new article, now published in The Journal of Neuroscience: Sustained dynamics of saccadic inhibition and adaptive oculomotor responses during continuous explorationCeleste Cafaro, Giovanni Cirillo, Giovanna Vermiglio, Carlo Cavaliere, Alessio Fracasso, and Antimo BuonocoreJournal of Neuroscience, 23 July 2026 https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1064-25.2026 When we explore the visual world, our eyes are constantly moving. Yet sudden events in the environment can briefly interrupt this ongoing behavior. This interruption is not… Read More

Have you ever wondered how your brain figures out the order of events in an instant? It’s a fascinating process, and it’s not as straightforward as it seems. In our latest work with Prof. Alessio Fracasso, we explored how visual masks—images briefly appearing after a stimulus—can distort our sense of time and confuse the sequence of two quickly presented visual events. Previous research has shown that eye movements or visual masks (which… Read More