Automatic gain control contrast mechanisms are modulated by attention in humans: evidence from visual evoked potentials von Di Russo, Francesco, Spinelli, Donatella, Morrone, M.Concetta

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Separate visual representations for perception and action revealed by saccadic eye movements von Burr, David C., Morrone, M.Concetta, Ross, John

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The role of attention in central and peripheral motion integration von MELCHER, David, CRESPI, Sofia, BRUNO, Aurelio, MORRONE, M. Concetta

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Changes in visual perception at the time of saccades von Ross, John, Morrone, M.Concetta, Goldberg, Michael E, Burr, David C

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Visual ageing : Unspecific decline of responses to luminance and colour von FIORENTINI, A, PORCIATTI, V, CONCETTA MORRONE, M, BURR, D. C

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The effects of ageing on reaction times to motion onset von Porciatti, Vittorio, Fiorentini, Adriana, Morrone, M.Concetta, Burr, David C.

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Cardinal directions for visual optic flow von Morrone, M.Concetta, Burr, David C., Pietro, Silvia Di, Stefanelli, Maria-Antonietta

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Saccadic suppression precedes visual motion analysis von Burr, David C, Morgan, Michael J, Morrone, M.Concetta

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Development of the Temporal Properties of Visual Evoked Potentials to Luminance and Colour Contrast in Infants von MORRONE, M.CONCETTA, FIORENTINI, ADRIANA, BURR, DAVID C.

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Motion analysis by feature tracking von Del Viva, M.Michela, Morrone, M.Concetta

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Response: ‘Saccadic suppression’ – no need for an active extra-retinal mechanism von Ross, John, Morrone, M.Concetta, Goldberg, Michael E., Burr, David C.

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An adaptive approach to scale selection for line and edge detection von Morrone, M.Concetta, Navangione, Anacleto, Burr, David

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Smooth and sampled motion von Burr, David C., Ross, John, Morrone, M.Concetta

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