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  Automatic and intentional influences on saccade landing 

  Aagten-Murphy, D; Bays, PM (American Physiological Society, 2017-08-04)

  Saccadic eye movements enable us to rapidly direct our high-resolution fovea onto relevant parts of the visual world. However, while we can intentionally select a location as a saccade target, the wider visual scene also ...
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  The difficult legacy of Turing’s wager 

  Thwaites, A; Soltan, A; Wieser, E; Nimmo-Smith, I (Springer, 2017-08)

  Describing the human brain in mathematical terms is an important ambition of neuroscience research, yet the challenges remain considerable. It was Alan Turing, writing in 1950, who first sought to demonstrate how time-consuming ...
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  In Vivo Evidence of Reduced Integrity of the Gray–White Matter Boundary in Autism Spectrum Disorder 

  Andrews, Derek Sayre; Avino, Thomas A; Gudbrandsen, Maria; Daly, Eileen; Marquand, Andre; Murphy, Clodagh M; Lai, Meng-ChuanLombardo, Michael VRuigrok, Amber NVWilliams, Steven CBullmore, Edward TThe MRC AIMS ConsortiumSuckling, JohnBaron-Cohen, SimonCraig, Michael CMurphy, Declan GMEcker, Christine et al.
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  Physical similarity or numerical representation counts in same–different, numerical comparison, physical comparison, and priming tasks? 

  Zhang, L; Xin, Z; Feng, T; Chen, Y; Szűcs, D (2017-01-31)

  Recent studies have highlighted the fact that some tasks used to study symbolic number representations are confounded by judgments about physical similarity. Here, we investigated whether the contribution of physical ...

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