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(2022).
2022

Everything we see is a mash-up of the brain’s last 15 seconds of visual information
(2022).
The Conversation serial

Like our social media feeds, our brains take a little while to update
(2022).
Science Daily serial

(2020).
2020

Vision scientists discover why humans literally don’t see eye to eye
(2020).
Berkeley News localization

'Fingerprint of misperception': Scientists discover that two people looking at the exact same object may not see it in the same way
(2020).
Daily Mail localization

Vision Scientists Discover Why Humans Literally Don’t See Eye to Eye
(2020).
Neuroscience News localization

Vision scientists discover why people literally don't see eye to eye
(2020).
Science Daily localization

UC Berkeley scientists take a closer look at human vision
(2020).
The Daily Californian localization

(2019).
2019

Face it. Our faces don’t always reveal our true emotions
(2019).
Berkeley News face, localization, attention

Face it. Our faces don’t always reveal our true emotions:
Emotional intelligence involves much more than reading people's micro-expressions
(2019).
Science Daily face, localization, attention

(2017).
2017

3 Surprising Things That Happen In Your Brain And Eyes When You Blink
(2017).
Medical Daily motor, localization

Why Blinking Doesn't Dim The Lights: Study Shows How Brain Works Extra Hard When You Blink
(2017).
Counsel and Heal motor, localization

Want To Have Better Vision? Try Blinking, Singapore Study Suggests
(2017).
iTech Post motor, localization

Brain repositions eyeballs during blink: study
(2017).
ECNS (English China News Service) motor, localization

Here's why the lights don't dim when you blink
(2017).
Tech Times motor, localization

Why blinking doesn't dim the lights
(2017).
United Press International motor, localization

Blinking Acts Like 'Steadicam of the Mind'
(2017).
Voice of America motor, localization

Scientists have worked out why everything doesn't go dark and blurry when we blink
(2017).
The Irish News motor, localization

Why the world doesn't go dark when we blink: Researchers find our brain works as a 'steadicam' to keep our vision perfect
(2017).
Daily Mail motor, localization

(2016).
2016

It takes just a quarter of a second to figure out if someone is an android
(2016).
TechRadar motor, localization

Androids can't fool the brain, it takes less than a second to know the difference
(2016).
The Economic Times ensemble

Human brain keeps it real when faced with androids
(2016).
ET Magazine ensemble

Robots can't fool humans (yet)
(2016).
Daily Mail ensemble

It takes less than a second to tell humans from androids
(2016).
Campus News, Mind & Body Research, Technology & Engineering ensemble

How public speakers can distinguish between focused and distracted crowds
(2016).
Speaker ensemble, face

Can you trust your gut on a crowd's mood?
(2016).
Science Daily ensemble, face

Can you trust your gut on a crowd's mood?
(2016).
Medical Express ensemble, face

Can you trust your gut on a crowd's mood?
(2016).
EurekAlert ensemble, face

Yes, you can tell if your audience is bored
(2016).
Berkeley News ensemble, face

(2014).
2014

How our brains trick us into ignoring movie stunt doubles but let us recognize people we love
(2014).
The Washington Post serial, face

Why you can't tell Jennifer Lawrence from her stunt double
(2014).
The Boston Globe serial, face

Seeing Double: Brain Blends Faces to Reduce Visual Chaos
(2014).
PsychCentral serial, face

Why we miss visual changes in movies or real world
(2014).
Business Standard serial

To Keep Us Sane, Brain Ignores Tiny Visual Changes
(2014).
Epoch Times serial

Come vediamo quello che vediamo
(2014).
Italian Post serial

How our brain tricks us into missing stunt doubles
(2014).
San Francisco Gate serial, face

Visual 'gist' helps us figure out where a crowd is looking
(2014).
ScienceDaily ensemble, face

The Imperfect Visual Perception System: How Our Brains Weave A Story Out of Broken Bits
(2014).
MedicalDaily serial

Science Explains Why You Can't Tell Johnny Depp From His Stunt Double
(2014).
New York Magazine serial, face

Why You Rarely Notice Major Movie Bloopers
(2014).
Pacific Standard serial

Brain Seems to Work on 15-Second Delay
(2014).
PsychCentral serial

Brain '15 second-delay' shields us from hallucinogenic experience - research
(2014).
RT (Russia Today) serial

How Does the Brain Create a 'Continuity Field' of Vision?
(2014).
Psychology Today serial

Is Reality Delayed by 15 Seconds?
(2014).
Viral Global News serial

Why we can't tell a Hollywood heartthrob from his stunt double
(2014).
ScienceDaily serial, face

Researchers analyze how individuals recognize faces
(2014).
The Daily Californian serial, faces

How our brains trick us
(2014).
Standard Examiner serial, face

Do you see what I see? Brain's tracking system uses 'ensemble coding to follow crowd's gaze
(2014).
Medical Daily ensemble, face

Visual 'gist' helps us figure out where a crowd is looking
(2014).
Medical Daily ensemble, face

Visual 'gist' helps us figure out where a crowd is looking
(2014).
Association for Psychological Science ensemble, face

Humans Naturally Follow Crowd Behavior
(2014).
Wall Street Journal ensemble, face

How you can instantly tell which way a crowd is looking
(2014).
PsyBlog ensemble, face

You might be seeing this on a 15-second delay: study
(2014).
The Sydney Morning Herald serial

Can't tell if it's the Hollywood star or his double? Blame your brain avoiding visual chaos
(2014).
Tech Times serial, face

Vision decisions: continuity fields, and why we miss subtle visual changes
(2014).
The Guardian serial

Why we miss visual changes in movies or real world
(2014).
The Times of India serial

What you're seeing right now is a composite of images past and present, researchers find
(2014).
The Washington Post serial

(2013).
2013

How Your Brain Tracks Moving Objects
(2013).
Live Science motion, localization

Hit a 90 mph baseball? Scientists pinpoint how we see it coming
(2013).
Science Daily motion, localization

How Batterss Guess At the Plate
(2013).
Axon Potential motion, localization

Tracking Fastballs
(2013).
Science Update motion, localization

Seeing Faster than the Eye can Follow
(2013).
CBC Radio motion, localization

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How our brains can track a 100 mph fastball
(2013).
NBC News motion, localization

UC Berkeley Scientists pinpoint how brain tracks fast-moving baseball pitches and tennis serves
(2013).
San Jose Mercury News motion, localization

Your brain on baseball: How hitters see a 95-mph fastball
(2013).
LA Times motion, localization

(2011).
2011

Speed limit on babies' vision
(2011).
Terra Daily dev

What is it like to be a baby?
(2011).
Wired dev

Speed limit on babies' vision
(2011).
ScienceDaily dev

Eye Tracking of Infants Reveals Speed Limit on Babies' Vision
(2011).
Medical News Today dev

(2009).
2009

That Shot Was Out? A Clue on When to Challenge a Call
(2009).
The New York Times motion, localization

The Crowd Can Affect Free-Throw Shooting (excerpt from The Myths of the NBA)
(2009).
ESPN motion, localization

(2008).
2008

Blame the referee's brain
(2008).
Los Angeles Times motion, localization

Study: Tennis players should challenge 'out' calls
(2008).
USA Today motion, localization

Tennis: Referees More Likely To Make Mistakes When Calling Balls 'Out;
(2008).
Science Daily motion, localization

Study: Tennis Players Should Always Challenge Line Calls
(2008).
Fox News motion, localization

Tennis players should challenge more 'out' calls: study
(2008).
CBC Sports motion, localization

Don't Call That Ball 'Out' Yet
(2008).
NPR motion, localization

Listen to the interview here

Why We Can't Find a Face in the Crowd
(2008).
Live Science crowding, face

Face Facts: People Don't Stand Out in a Crowd
(2008).
ScienceDaily crowding, face

They can be serious: tennis umpires make more wrong out calls than in calls
(2008).
The Telegraph motion, localization

So McEnroe had a point after all. Scientists study 4,000 tennis points and find 80% of umpire 'out' calls are 'in'
(2008).
Daily Mail motion, localization

McEnroe was right on that call? You cannot be serious!
(2008).
The Independent motion, localization

(2005).
2005

Foul Play; How a Slate scientist changed the NBA forever - or at least a week
(2005).
Slate motion, localization

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