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| //**Postdoctoral Scholars**// | //**Postdoctoral Scholars**// | ||
| - | * [[people:Benjamin Balas]] | + | * [[people:Jie Huang]] |
| - | * [[:people:fcole | Forrester Cole]] | + | * [[:people:beixiao|Bei Xiao]] |
| - | * [[:people:kimo|Kimo Johnson]] | + | |
| - | * [[:people:shuang|Shuang Song]] | + | |
| //**Graduate Students**// | //**Graduate Students**// | ||
| - | * [[people:Wei Hu]] | + | * [[people:kehinger | Krista Ehinger]] |
| + | * [[people:xiaodan | Xiaodan(Stella) Jia]] | ||
| * [[people:phillip|Phillip Isola]] | * [[people:phillip|Phillip Isola]] | ||
| * [[people:Alvin Raj]] | * [[people:Alvin Raj]] | ||
| * [[people:ntwarog | Nathaniel Twarog]] | * [[people:ntwarog | Nathaniel Twarog]] | ||
| * [[people:Xuetao Zhang]] | * [[people:Xuetao Zhang]] | ||
| + | * [[people:derya|Derya Akkaynak Yellin]] | ||
| //**Undergraduate Associates**// | //**Undergraduate Associates**// | ||
| - | * [[people:Livia Ilie]] | ||
| - | * [[people:chase|Chase Olle]] | ||
| //**Affiliates**// | //**Affiliates**// | ||
| * [[people:Aude Oliva]] | * [[people:Aude Oliva]] | ||
| * [[people:Whitman Richards]] | * [[people:Whitman Richards]] | ||
| + | * [[people:Benjamin Balas]] | ||
| + | * [[:people:fcole|Forrester Cole]] | ||
| + | * [[:people:kimo|Kimo Johnson]] | ||
| + | * [[:people:shuang|Shuang Song]] | ||
| //**Administration**// | //**Administration**// | ||
| - | * [[people:John Canfield]] | + | * [[people:canfield | John Canfield]] |
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| //**News**// | //**News**// | ||
| - | A new Journal of Vision publication by Ruth Rosenholtz, Ben Balas and Lisa Nakano received special mention in the January 2010 issue of the journal [[http://app.psychonomic-journals.org/| Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics]]. Access the full publication [[publications:crowding2009|here]].\\ | + | Peripheral vision is hugely important for visual search, as the target is typically in the periphery until it's found. Combining this insight with our recent model of summary statistic representation in the periphery, we look at the implications for visual search. See our [[//http://www.journalofvision.org/content/12/4/14.abstract|new paper in the Journal of Vision]].\\ |
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| + | Is early selective attention really how the visual system deals with limited capacity? See our new Frontiers in Consciousness Research paper by Ruth Rosenholtz, Jie Huang, & Krista Ehinger, [[http://www.frontiersin.org/consciousness_research/10.3389/fpsyg.2012.00013/abstract|"Rethinking the role of top-down attention in vision: Effects attributable to a lossy representation in peripheral vision"]]\\ | ||
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| + | See our new [[http://persci.mit.edu/mongrels/about.html|FAQ]] on the Texture Tiling Model of summary statistic representation in early vision. The methodology, assumptions, and how it relates to other work.\\ | ||
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| + | Our Journal of Vision crowding paper, by Ruth Rosenholtz, Ben Balas and Lisa Nakano, received special mention in the January 2010 issue of the journal [[http://app.psychonomic-journals.org/| Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics]]. Access the full publication [[http://www.journalofvision.org/content/9/12/13|here]].\\ | ||
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| Slides from our 2010 VSS Symposium on statistical representation in the visual system can be found [[http://web.mit.edu/rruth/www/Ruth Rosenholtz_files/VSSSymposiumPresentation.pdf|here]]. | Slides from our 2010 VSS Symposium on statistical representation in the visual system can be found [[http://web.mit.edu/rruth/www/Ruth Rosenholtz_files/VSSSymposiumPresentation.pdf|here]]. | ||