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CNNs discount target-like structures of normal anatomic structures like radiologists do.

It might help explain attention-like behaviors in simple organisms from mice to fruit flies. 

When and how AI helps radiologists. Answers from vision science.

Eye lookers and mouth lookers' brains process faces differently

A new paper in ElIfe by recent lab Ph.D. Nicole Han characterizes the inferential and functional nature of social attention’s fine-grain eye movement dynamics.

Why do radiologists rely on 2D synthesized images to complement their search through 3D image stacks? 

Her dissertation advances the understanding of gaze perception

The travel award is Byron’s third of a busy summer, earned for his innovative work simulating the effects of scotomas on vision and eye movements

After a two-year COVID hiatus, the Vision Sciences Society Annual Meeting returned to the sandy white beaches of Florida to resume its traditional in-person format at the Tradewinds Resort in St. Pete’s Beach. A record ten (10!) members of the VIU presented seven posters exemplifying the lab’s broad research agenda.

The Imagination-Augmented Cross-modal Encoder (iACE) incorporates external knowledge from generative networks and pre-trained vision-and-language models