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David Alais

Vision research

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Vision Research|May 11, 2006
Evidence for two interacting temporal channels in human visual processingJohn Cass, David Alais
Vision Research|November 18, 2005
Contour interactions between pairs of Gabors engaged in binocular rivalry reveal a map of the association fieldDavid Alais, Jean Lorenceau, Roberto Arrighi, et al.
Vision Research|November 18, 2005
Large shifts in perceived motion direction reveal multiple global motion solutionsLinda Bowns, David Alais
Vision Research|August 21, 2007
A bias for looming stimuli to predominate in binocular rivalryAmanda Parker, David Alais
Vision Research|September 6, 2021
Individual differences in serial dependence manifest when sensory uncertainty is highSujin Kim, David Alais
Vision Research|April 6, 2002
Perceptual grouping in the Ternus display: evidence for an 'association field' in apparent motionDavid Alais, Jean Lorenceau
Vision Research|October 20, 2006
Strength and coherence of binocular rivalry depends on shared stimulus complexityDavid Alais, David Melcher
Vision Research|May 12, 2009
The composite illusion requires composite face stimuli to be biologically plausibleJessica Taubert, David Alais
Vision Research|November 28, 2018
Continuous flash suppression operates in local spatial zones: Effects of mask size and contrastShui'Er Han, Raphael Lukaszewski, David Alais
Vision Research|August 24, 2005
Neural latencies do not explain the auditory and audio-visual flash-lag effectRoberto Arrighi, David Alais, David Burr
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Vision Research|May 11, 2006
Evidence for two interacting temporal channels in human visual processingJohn Cass, David Alais
Vision Research|November 18, 2005
Contour interactions between pairs of Gabors engaged in binocular rivalry reveal a map of the association fieldDavid Alais, Jean Lorenceau, Roberto Arrighi, et al.
Vision Research|November 18, 2005
Large shifts in perceived motion direction reveal multiple global motion solutionsLinda Bowns, David Alais
Vision Research|August 21, 2007
A bias for looming stimuli to predominate in binocular rivalryAmanda Parker, David Alais
Vision Research|September 6, 2021
Individual differences in serial dependence manifest when sensory uncertainty is highSujin Kim, David Alais
Vision Research|April 6, 2002
Perceptual grouping in the Ternus display: evidence for an 'association field' in apparent motionDavid Alais, Jean Lorenceau
Vision Research|October 20, 2006
Strength and coherence of binocular rivalry depends on shared stimulus complexityDavid Alais, David Melcher
Vision Research|May 12, 2009
The composite illusion requires composite face stimuli to be biologically plausibleJessica Taubert, David Alais
Vision Research|November 28, 2018
Continuous flash suppression operates in local spatial zones: Effects of mask size and contrastShui'Er Han, Raphael Lukaszewski, David Alais
Vision Research|August 24, 2005
Neural latencies do not explain the auditory and audio-visual flash-lag effectRoberto Arrighi, David Alais, David Burr
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