Or kind of! This is quiet a technical paper but I think it shows a very coherent picture about what is actually happening: absolute disparities for depth cannot be accessed directly but need to be transformed into relative disparities or used for vergence movements. See the paper for more!


It's HERE in their missing manual for bioscientists. It took them 3 months to publish it...but it still seems

I have also decided that I will keep track of which Sci-hub websites is running or down so that you can always find Sci-hub or its alternatives, with a page accessible from my home page.

In this news article for the bioscientist website BiteSize Bio, I describe how to avoid paying for science, that should be free anyway.

Nowadays, children are watching other children playing with toys on Youtube, and these are the most lucrative Youtube channels.
We explain the dangers of having young children (<3yo) watching screens, particularly for their language development. To learn, they need real-world interactions and screens are mostly lost time for learning. Illustration by Fiamma Luzzati!
It's here but in French.

A study has showed that an insect (mantis) has developped stereoscopic vision. When such different lines of evolution converge on the same solution for depth perception, it is another kind of evidence for the importance of stereo vision.

Between December 2013 and February 2014, I'll spend some time working on an exciting project on stereopsis (with Daphne Bavelier).

I have been interviewed to illustrate our new projects on stereopsis recovery with amblyopic observers (in Geneva - Berkeely - Rochester) . I start at 9'30.

 You can also hear the broadcast here or here.

The project with Unreal Tournament is done mainly by Indu Vedamurthy in Rochester (NY, USA). Many thanks to her.

I'll work one year in Berkeley (California) with Dennis Levi, starting in March 2014, and one year in Paris (ENS - with Pascal Mamassian).

We will work with fMRI and video games on stereopsis recovery and amblyopia.