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Chris PaffenUtrecht UniversityVerified email at uu.nl
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Ignace TC HoogeUtrecht UniversityVerified email at uu.nl
George MatherProfessor of Vision Science, University of Lincoln, UKVerified email at lincoln.ac.uk
Stuart AnstisProfessor of Psychology, university of california san diegoVerified email at ucsd.edu
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Ivan ToniPrincipal Investigator, Donders Institute; Professor of Motor Cognition, Radboud UniversityVerified email at donders.ru.nl
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Frans Verstraten

Professor of Experimental Psychology, The University of Sydney & Utrecht University

Verified email at sydney.edu.au

Perception Cognitive Neuroscience Psychophysics Adaptation


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The motion aftereffect S Anstis, FAJ Verstraten, G Mather Trends in cognitive sciences 2 (3), 111-117, 1998	349	1998
The motion aftereffect: A modern perspective. GE Mather, FE Verstraten, SE Anstis The MIT Press, 1998	310	1998
Time dilation in dynamic visual display R Kanai, CLE Paffen, H Hogendoorn, FAJ Verstraten Journal of vision 6 (12), 8-8, 2006	288	2006
Limits of attentive tracking reveal temporal properties of attention FAJ Verstraten, P Cavanagh, AT Labianca Vision research 40 (26), 3651-3664, 2000	221	2000
Parieto-frontal connectivity during visually guided grasping MJ Grol, J Majdandz̆ić, KE Stephan, L Verhagen, HC Dijkerman, ... Journal of Neuroscience 27 (44), 11877-11887, 2007	203	2007
Perceptual manifestations of fast neural plasticity: Motion priming, rapid motion aftereffect and perceptual sensitization R Kanai, FAJ Verstraten Vision research 45 (25-26), 3109-3116, 2005	150	2005
The scope and limits of top-down attention in unconscious visual processing R Kanai, N Tsuchiya, FAJ Verstraten Current Biology 16 (23), 2332-2336, 2006	149	2006
Attention speeds binocular rivalry CLE Paffen, D Alais, FAJ Verstraten Psychological science 17 (9), 752-756, 2006	148	2006
Attentional modulation of adaptation to two-component transparent motion MJM Lankheet, FAJ Verstraten Vision research 35 (10), 1401-1412, 1995	145	1995
Visual motion and the human brain: what has neuroimaging told us? J Culham, S He, S Dukelow, FAJ Verstraten Acta psychologica 107 (1-3), 69-94, 2001	120	2001
Cerebral changes during performance of overlearned arbitrary visuomotor associations MJ Grol, FP de Lange, FAJ Verstraten, RE Passingham, I Toni Journal of Neuroscience 26 (1), 117-125, 2006	112	2006
Independent aftereffects of attention and motion JC Culham, FAJ Verstraten, H Ashida, P Cavanagh Neuron 28 (2), 607-615, 2000	84	2000
Movement aftereffect of bi-vectorial transparent motion FAJ Verstraten, RE Fredericksen, WA Van De Grind Vision Research 34 (3), 349-358, 1994	84	1994
Perceptual alternation induced by visual transients R Kanai, F Moradi, S Shimojo, FAJ Verstraten Perception 34 (7), 803-822, 2005	76	2005
A new transparent motion aftereffect MJ van der Smagt, FAJ Verstraten, WA van de Grind Nature Neuroscience 2 (7), 595-596, 1999	75	1999
Motion transparency: making models of motion perception transparent RJ Snowden, FAJ Verstraten Trends in cognitive sciences 3 (10), 369-377, 1999	72	1999
Aftereffect of high-speed motion FAJ Verstraten, MJ Van Der Smagt, WA Van De Grind Perception 27 (9), 1055-1066, 1998	69	1998
The speed of visual attention: What time is it? TA Carlson, H Hogendoorn, FAJ Verstraten Journal of Vision 6 (12), 6-6, 2006	66	2006
Rapid assimilation of external objects into the body schema TA Carlson, G Alvarez, D Wu, FAJ Verstraten Psychological Science 21 (7), 1000-1005, 2010	61	2010
Slow and fast visual motion channels have independent binocular–rivalry stages WA Van de Grind, S MJ, FAJ Verstraten Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B: Biological Sciences …, 2001	61	2001

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