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See also [http://alexholcombe.wordpress.com my blog] about more diverse interests | See also [http://alexholcombe.wordpress.com my blog] about more diverse interests | ||
Most projects are at [[Holcombe|Holcombe lab]] but also | |||
[[Holcombe:TemporalLimitsReview|temporal limits review]] | |||
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*[[Holcombe|Holcombe lab]] | |||
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==Publications== | |||
[http://www.psych.usyd.edu.au/staff/alexh/research/cv.html publication list] at my university webpage | |||
Clifford Holcombe Pearson | |||
Showed that high temporal resolution binding extends to the high-level visual processing of global form, while the colour of such forms can be bound only very slowly. This is stark evidence that binding within an attribute (here, form) is fast even when cross-attribute binding (form and colour) is slow. | |||
Publications in PubMed: | |||
{{Pubget|Alex O. Holcombe}} | |||
Latest revision as of 02:59, 23 February 2010
I work in the Holcombe lab at the University of Sydney.
Research interests
- Psychophysics
- Perception
- Visual neuroscience
See also my blog about more diverse interests
Most projects are at Holcombe lab but also temporal limits review
Useful links
Publications
publication list at my university webpage Clifford Holcombe Pearson Showed that high temporal resolution binding extends to the high-level visual processing of global form, while the colour of such forms can be bound only very slowly. This is stark evidence that binding within an attribute (here, form) is fast even when cross-attribute binding (form and colour) is slow. Publications in PubMed: <html><script src="http://</html>www<html>.pubget.com/widgetizer/render_js?q=</html>Alex+O.+Holcombe<html>&count=</html>10<html>"> </script> <noscript> <a href="http://</html>www<html>.pubget.com/search?q=</html>Alex+O.+Holcombe<html>"></html>Alex O. Holcombe<html></a> </noscript> </html>
