Yichen's paper  "Using hearing and vision for motion prediction, motion perception, and localization" is accepted for publication in Journal of Experimental Psychology: General.

Here, we show that we combine auditory and visual input to localize static objects, but rely on a single modality when tracking moving objects, or predicting the location of occluded objects.

Surya signed a book contract at Unieboek | Het Spectrum (section: non-fiction) to write a popular science book about consciousness, our perception of the world around (and within) us, and how these depend on our goals, knowledge, and expectations.

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The paper "Statistical learning facilitates access to awareness", spearheaded by Luzi, is published in Psychological Science!

Here, we show that probable visual objects gain preferential access to consciousness over improbable objects; you don't perceive what you don't expect.

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Using a novel set-up combining EEG and Rapid Invisible Frequency Tagging (RIFT), Kabir investigated the differences and similarities between external attention (to objects in the world) and internal attention (to objects in visual short-term memory).

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