Icelandic Vision Lab
@icevislab.bsky.social
Icelandic Vision Lab focuses on all things visual with a major emphasis on higher-level or "cognitive" aspects of vision: visionlab.is This is a joint account run by IVL PIs (Ásgeirsson, Hansmann-Roth, Kristjánsson, Ólafsdóttir, Sigurdardottir).
#CFHStudents, get in touch if you are interested in thesis topics using the shark tank foraging task 🦈🦈 (co-developed with @sauter.bsky.social), a dynamic version of the classic Maltese/ @icevislab.bsky.social conjunction foraging! #attention #learning #CFHThesisTopics
These poster sessions all have the same vibe... #visionscience #neuroskyence #psychscisky #iceland #sheep
This was only possible with the wonderful visual foraging dataset openly shared by @icevislab.bsky.social. (Please also check out their original JEP:G study!) Our observations here also broadly mirror the latest Shi et al. Nature paper from the Tsao lab. Preprint: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...
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Read our latest #perspective on spatiotemporal routines in perception and cognition, published in @natrevpsychol.nature.com 👉 rdcu.be/fgYWU, with Árni Kristjánsson @icevislab.bsky.social , thanks to @snsf.ch @thesensech.bsky.social @fbm-unil.bsky.social @epfl-brainmind.bsky.social
Spatiotemporal routines in visual perception
Nature Reviews Psychology - Perception unfolds within richly structured spatiotemporal environments but is often studied in simplified contexts. In this Perspective, Pascucci and Kristjánsson...
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Great to be involved in this work of @eegmanylabs.bsky.social Free to read open access registered report here: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... @antonlukashevich.bsky.social @heidasigurdar.bsky.social
Contralateral delay activity as a marker of visual working memory capacity: a multi-site registered replication
The contralateral delay activity (CDA) is a widely used electrophysiological marker of visual working memory (VWM), yet recent work has questioned whe…
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I am so happy to have been a part of this + @antonlukashevich.bsky.social The study is actually immensely important IMO. So many studies have been designed under the assumption that the link between CDA and individual differences in memory is large and robust. We find that this is not the case. 1/N
🧠 ECVP symposia Spotlight Featuring: • Beyond local features: Spatiotemporal structure in perception and neural processing — David Pascucci & Michael H. Herzog • The rhythmic nature of perception and attention: Evidence, challenges, and open questions — Maëlan Q. Menétrey #ECVP2026 #VisionScience
🎯 ECVP Symposia Spotlight Featuring: • What vision scientists can learn from continuous movement tracking during decision making — Elahe’ Yargholi • Vision on the Move: From Eye Movements to Visual Encoding (and back) — Antonella Pomè & Alessandro Benedetto #ECVP2026 #VisionScience
🌀ECVP Symposia Spotlight Featuring: • Probing the Visual System: Illusions as Windows into Typical and Atypical Cognition — Erez Freud & Elisabeth Hein • Visuomotor transforms in prostheses, virtual reality, and teleoperation — Emily Crowe #ECVP2026 #VisionScience
🔍 ECVP Symposia Spotlight Featuring: • Perception as Inference Across Scales — Guido Maiello & Veronica Pisu • Strategies for searching: better understanding visual foraging — Anna E. Hughes & Jérôme Tagu #ECVP2026 #VisionScience
🙂 ECVP Symposia Spotlight# Featuring: • Recent Advances in Face Perception and Identification — Alejandro J. Estudillo & Christel Devue • Artificial Intelligence as a Window into Material Perception — Masataka Sawayama & Filipp Schmidt #ECVP2026 #VisionScience
How to join zillions of lexical norms to each word in your language sample the easy way: a quick tutorial and demo reilly-lab.github.io/Jamie_JoinLe...
Join Lexical Norms to Your Word List
Your word list should ideally be nested in Tidy format (one word per row, within one column of a dataframe). Your word vector should NOT be a factor but a chr. Set up your word list like this. You can split/unlist a language sample to get it in this format also.
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🚨Preprint Alert🚨and Thread 🧵 The Visual Imagery Visually Anchored Scale (VIVAS) reveals dissociable perceptual dimensions and category-specific structure: osf.io/preprints/ps... Authors: @heidasigurdar.bsky.social, Árnason, Mäekalle, Vésteinsdóttir, @arnig.bsky.social 1/9
New Paper! w. Léa Entzmann and Árni Kristjánsson TL;DR: Endpoint deviations are determined by current target-previous distractor difference, but do not reflect the shape of the previous distractor distribution. Saccadic latencies do reflect these distributions. jov.arvojournals.org/Article.aspx...
Saccade endpoints reflect attentional templates in visual search: Evidence from feature distribution learning | JOV | ARVO Journals
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The newly minted Dr. Dr. (medical and now Ph.D.) @antonlukashevich.bsky.social is pictured here with his proud advisor @heidasigurdar.bsky.social -- not pictured is the newly minted Ph.D.'s advisor @utochkin.bsky.social and doctoral committee member @shansmann-roth.bsky.social Congratulations!🥳🥳🥳🥳
Question for my fellow vision researchers: anyone know of work where people looked at dynamic ensemble perception for lots of boxes on Zoom? Think "what's the average emotion of these people on a group call?"
Paper alert 💥 This project took considerable effort, great to see the first paper out! @bpitchford.bsky.social Hélène Devillez @heidasigurdar.bsky.social #dyslexia #visionscience #neuroskyence Free to read until November 2nd: authors.elsevier.com/c/1lmUB6TBG5...
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Excited to share a new article from @icevislab.bsky.social! In a sample of over 60 people, we found distinct neural differences underlying object and face recognition in dyslexia. These findings highlight crucial domain-general visual processes that may contribute to word reading challenges.
Did you know @icevislab.bsky.social have curated and shared a list of Animal visual stimuli? Love finding lists like this when searching for visual stimuli for experiments 🦜 🐅 🐕 Thank you for sharing! #reproducible #science #openscience #replication #open
Animals – Icelandic Vision Lab
Icelandic Vision Lab
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👀 IVL Wednesday ECVP 👀 12:15PM Talk: Atrium Maximum: Choose your own prosopagnosia index 3:30PM Poster: The role of memory load and inter-item similarity on serial dependence 3:30PM Poster: A conceptual replication of target selection during conjunction foraging #ECVP2025 #ECVP @ecvp.bsky.social
👀 IVL Tuesday ECVP 👀 10 AM Poster: No Attention - No Ensembles 10 AM Poster: No Evidence for Enhanced Sensory Imagery in Synaesthetes using Psi-Q Assessment 12 PM Talk: Visual Search & Foraging HS 19: Object Discrimination is an Independent Predictor of Reading #ecvp2025 #ecvp @ecvp.bsky.social
👀 IVL Monday ECVP 👀 10 AM Poster: Foraging for Biological Motion 11:30 AM Talk: Development & Aging I RW 1: The Development of High-Level Vision 4 PM Poster: The Role of Priming and Distractor Suppression in Ensemble Perception #visionscience #ecvp2025 #ecvp @ecvp.bsky.social
The Icelandic Vision Lab in toto is coming to #ECVP2025 and will be reunited with prior lab members, honorary lab members, and lab friends from all around the world. Looking forward to lots of science and camaraderie @ecvp.bsky.social #ECVP #visionscience
Hello #ECVP2025, we are here! Come find the Icelandic Vision Lab @icevislab.bsky.social in Germany 🥳🤓 Pictured Inga María @ingamariao.bsky.social and Heiða María @heidasigurdar.bsky.social Photo by Irina @ovchinir.bsky.social
Interested in starting EEG Research? Join Our Hands-On Workshop This December! ✍️ Before we finalise plans, we’d love to hear from you. Please fill out our short Expression of Interest form — even if you can't attend, your feedback will help shape future events. run.pavlovia.org/pavlovia/sur...
New paper by @icevislab.bsky.social graduate Dr. Aleksei Iakovlev w. @khvo100v.bsky.social , @utochkin.bsky.social and Árni Kristjánsson. link.springer.com/article/10.3...
Amplification from saliency affects explicit but not implicit ensemble representations - Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics
The visual system can encode multiple objects in the form of ensemble representations. Such representations can be accessed with either explicit or implicit reports, but depending on the type of repor...
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JOB ALERT: Computational Cognitive Neuroscience Postdoc position in Osaka, Japan! Possible start in October 2025 (contact me ASAP), or from April 2026. PLEASE REPOST! #postdocjobs #neuroskyence #neuroscience #psychscisky #compneurosky #neurojobs 1/
I wrote this Cortex commentary in response to a recent fMRI study on the angular gyrus's role in segmenting continuous info (e.g., speech, music, film), reviewing key findings & discussing how human connectome research can illuminate neural event segmentation. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
1/ New paper out in @commsbio.nature.com, led by @marinv.bsky.social: doi.org/10.1038/s420...! Across several past studies, we showed how newborns' degraded vision may benefit human development and inspire more robust deep networks. We have referred to this as Adaptive Initial Degradations (AID).
Potential role of developmental experience in the emergence of the parvo-magno distinction - Communications Biology
Developmentally-driven computational modeling study suggests that early sensory experience shapes distinct neuronal response properties in the visual system, providing a potential account of the emerg...
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