oldEye Movement Users (EMU)

The Eye Movement Users (EMU) group meets once each fortnight for informal talks and discussion of recent theoretical and practical issues related to the use of eye movements to study human cognition.

Time: Tuesday 1:00 pm
Location: S38, Psychology, 7 George Square


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Schedule:

2008-2009	Theme	Speaker and title
Sep 23	Planning meeting
Oct 07	Discussion	eye movements and individual differences: Rayner et al. (2007) and simple example from scene viewing experiment
Oct 21	Discussion	eye-hand coordination: review paper by Buneo et al. (2006, click here for paper)
Nov 11	Discussion	eye-hand coordination, Neggers et al. (2000, click here for paper)
Nov 25	Guest Speaker	Sarah J. White (University of Leicester): Distributional analyses of eye fixation durations during reading and response times to isolated words
Jan 13	Discussion	ERPs and eye-movements:  (click here for paper)
Jan 27	Discussion	more on ERPs: (click here for papers)
Febr 2rd (Mon!, 2-3 p.m.)	Guest Speaker	Piers Cornelissen (University of York): A new stimulus-based AOI analysis of eyetracking data
Febr 17	Discussion	Temporo-nasal asymmetry in multisensory integration mediated by the Superior Colliculus - click here for paper
March 03	Presentation	Matthew Roberts: Eye movement Data Analysis System offered by Entroware
March 17	Discussion	Inhibition and facilitation of return I (click here for paper)
April 21	Discussion	Inhibition and facilitation of return II (click here for paper, Tim Smith)
May 05	Discussion	Inhibition and facilitation of return III (Tim Smith)
May 26

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