Carolin Hubner
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Sharvashidze N, Hubner C, Schutz A
Vision Res
. 2024 Jul;
222:108453.
PMID: 38991467
Visual processing differs between the foveal and peripheral visual field. These differences can lead to different appearances of objects in the periphery and the fovea, posing a challenge to perception...
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Rolfs M, Hubner C
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
. 2024 Apr;
121(16):e2404021121.
PMID: 38578986
No abstract available.
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Hubner C, Schutz A
iScience
. 2021 Sep;
24(9):102986.
PMID: 34485868
Neurons in the visual cortex quickly adapt to constant input, which should lead to perceptual fading within few tens of milliseconds. However, perceptual fading is rarely observed in everyday perception,...
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Hubner C, Schutz A
Vision Res
. 2021 Jun;
186:112-123.
PMID: 34089922
Processing of visual information in the central (foveal) and peripheral visual field is vastly different. To achieve a homogeneous representation of the visual world across eye movements, the visual system...
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Stewart E, Hubner C, Schutz A
J Vis
. 2020 Oct;
20(10):13.
PMID: 33052408
Humans do not notice small displacements to objects that occur during saccades, termed saccadic suppression of displacement (SSD), and this effect is reduced when a blank is introduced between the...
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Hubner C, Schutz A
J Vis
. 2017 Nov;
17(13):12.
PMID: 29149766
Humans achieve a stable and homogeneous representation of their visual environment, although visual processing varies across the visual field. Here we investigated the circumstances under which peripheral and foveal information...