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Vision: Optimizing each glimpse

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Paola Binda
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Maria Concetta Morrone *
DOI:10.1016/j.cub.2022.05.025delete
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A new study uses a rigorous approach to isolate the consequences of eye movements on cortical visual processing, showing that our visual system does not shut down during saccades but specifically modulates sensitivity to selected stimuli.
Keywords:
SENSITIVITY
SUPPRESSION
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Current Biology
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University of Pisa
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