Nicholas J. Wade

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Nicholas J. Wade is affiliated with the following schools: University of Dundee, Monash University

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According to Wikipedia, Nicholas J. Wade is a British psychologist and academic. He is an emeritus professor in the psychology department of the University of Dundee in Scotland, and the author of books and technical articles. His work has focused on visual perception.

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Yarbus, eye movements, and vision (2010) (281)
Visual Perception: An Introduction (1991) (180)
Before the Dawn: Recovering the Lost History of Our Ancestors (2006) (140)
The Moving Tablet Of The Eye (2005) (118)
The influence of colour and contour rivalry on the magnitude of the tilt after-effect (1978) (104)
A natural history of vision (1998) (103)
A Selective History of the Study of Visual Motion Aftereffects (1994) (84)
Perceptual Aspects of Two-dimensional and Stereoscopic Display Techniques in Endoscopic Surgery: Review and Current Problems (2001) (79)
Pioneers of eye movement research (2010) (71)
Effect of Prolonged Tilt on Visual Orientation (1970) (69)
The perception of visual motion during movements of the eyes and of the head (1988) (69)
Visual orientation during and after lateral head, body, and trunk tilt (1968) (69)
The Representation of Nonuniform Motion: Induced Movement (1987) (67)
Motion over the Retina and the Motion Aftereffect (1992) (65)
The Representation of Uniform Motion in Vision (1987) (64)
A Troublesome Inheritance: Genes, Race and Human History (2014) (63)
Binocular rivalry with moving patterns (1984) (62)
Monocular and Binocular Rivalry between Contours (1975) (60)
Visual Spatial Aftereffect from Prolonged Head-Tilt (1966) (58)
On Interocular Transfer of the Movement Aftereffect in Individuals with and without Normal Binocular Vision (1976) (57)
Fooling the Eyes: Trompe L'Oeil and Reverse Perspective (1999) (55)
On Interocular Transfer of Motion Aftereffects (1993) (54)
Early studies of eye dominances. (1998) (54)
On the Late Invention of the Stereoscope (1987) (47)
The effect of orientation in binocular contour rivalry of real images and afterimages (1974) (47)
Perception and Illusion: Historical Perspectives (2004) (45)
The Eye as an Optical Instrument: From Camera Obscura to Helmholtz's Perspective (2001) (45)
Descriptions of Visual Phenomena from Aristotle to Wheatstone (1996) (45)
The Binocular Representation of Uniform Motion (1990) (43)
The interaction of perceived distance with the perceived direction of visual motion during movements of the eyes and the head (1992) (42)
Leonardo da Vinci's Struggles with Representations of Reality (2001) (42)
Ptolemy's Contributions to the Geometry of Binocular Vision (1996) (41)
Image, eye, and retina (invited review). (2007) (41)
The Search for a Sixth Sense: The Cases for Vestibular, Muscle, and Temperature Senses (2003) (40)
Philosophical Instruments and Toys: Optical Devices Extending the Art of Seeing (2004) (38)
Assessing the benefits of “gaze-down” display location in complex tasks (2004) (37)
Purkinje’s Vision, The Dawning of Neuroscience (2002) (37)
Mechanisms involved in visual orientation constancy. (1969) (35)
Dodge-Ing the Issue: Dodge, Javal, Hering, and the Measurement of Saccades in Eye-Movement Research (2003) (34)
Distortions and Disappearances of Geometrical Patterns (1977) (34)
Depth and Motion in Historical Descriptions of Motion Parallax (2005) (33)
The Neuroscience of Helmholtz and the Theories of Johannes Müller (2002) (33)
The influence of colour and contour rivalry on the magnitude of the tilt illusion (1980) (33)
Binocular rivalry between single lines viewed as real images and afterimages (1975) (32)
Brewster and Wheatstone on Vision (1983) (31)
Did Javal measure eye movements during reading (2009) (31)
Monocular alignment in different depth planes (2002) (31)
Op Art and Visual Perception (1978) (31)
On Nystagmus, Saccades, and Fixations (2003) (30)
Destined for distinguished oblivion : the scientific vision of William Charles Wells (1757-1817) (2012) (29)
Visual Motion Aftereffects: Critical Adaptation and Test Conditions (1996) (29)
The representation of orientation in vision (1992) (29)
A General Model for the Perception of Space and Motion (1996) (28)
Bain on Neural Networks (1997) (28)
Shocking Frogs: Galvani, Volta, and the Electric Origins of Neuroscience (2013) (27)
Early studies of binocular and stereoscopic vision1 (2012) (27)
The Neuroscience of Helmholtz and the Theories of Johannes Müller Part 1: Nerve Cell Structure, Vitalism, and the Nerve Impulse (2002) (27)
Beyond body experiences: Phantom limbs, pain and the locus of sensation (2009) (25)
An Investigation of Line and Dot Forms of the Muller-Lyer and Poggendorff Illusions (1981) (25)
Binocular rivalry and binocular fusion of after-images. (1973) (24)
Why do patterned afterimages fluctuate in visibility (1978) (24)
Frames of reference in vision (1996) (24)
James Jurin (1684-1750): a pioneer of crowding research? (2015) (23)
The Persisting Vision of David Hartley (1705–1757) (2005) (23)
William Charles Wells (1757-1817) and vestibular research before Purkinje and Flourens. (2000) (23)
The Pursuit of Leonardo's Constraint (2002) (23)
Development and dissipation of a visual spatial aftereffect from prolonged head tilt. (1968) (22)
Visual Neuroscience before the Neuron (2004) (22)
Galileo's Eye: A New Vision of the Senses in the Work of Galileo Galilei (2008) (22)
Aftereffects in Binocular Rivalry (1986) (22)
Binaural Hearing—Before and After the Stethophone (2008) (22)
Compound binocular rivalry (1988) (22)
Orientation effects on line afterimages (1972) (22)
Wheatstone and the Origins of Moving Stereoscopic Images (2012) (22)
The effect of water immersion on perception of the visual vertical. (1973) (21)
Porterfield and Wells on the Motions of Our Eyes (2000) (19)
Examining art: dissociating pattern and perceptual influences on oculomotor behaviour. (2007) (19)
Rogers and Graham's 1979 Paper (2009) (19)
Light and Sight since Antiquity (1998) (19)
Induced rotary motion and ocular torsion (1991) (19)
Scopes of perception: The experimental manipulation of space and time (1997) (19)
Origins and applications of eye movement research (2011) (19)
Early views on binocular rivalry (2013) (19)
Graven Images (1997) (18)
Cox’s chair: ‘a moral and a medical mean in the treatment of maniacs’ (2005) (18)
Resolving discrepant results of the Wheatstone Experiment (1985) (18)
The Art And Science Of Visual Illusions (1982) (17)
Apparent head position as a basis for a visual aftereffect of prolonged head tilt (1968) (17)
Contour synchrony in binocular rivalry (1973) (17)
Involvement of Neck Proprioceptive System in Visual After-Effect from Prolonged Head Tilt (1968) (16)
The effect of stimulus line variations on visual orientation with head upright and tilted (1969) (15)
Charles Wheatstone (1802 – 1875) (2002) (15)
Visual Allusions: Pictures of Perception (1990) (15)
The Chimenti Controversy (2003) (15)
The influence of force magnitude on the perception of body position. I. Effects of head posture. (1971) (14)
Art and Illusionists (2016) (14)
The lost direction in binocular vision: the neglected signs posted by Wells, Towne, and LeConte. (2006) (14)
Capturing Motion and Depth Before Cinematography (2016) (13)
Scanning the seen: Vision and the origins of eye-movement research (2007) (13)
William Porterfield (ca. 1696-1771) and his phantom limb: an overlooked first self-report by a man of medicine. (2003) (13)
From Dichoptic to Dichotic: Historical Contrasts between Binocular Vision and Binaural Hearing (2005) (13)
Inverted Faces (2003) (13)
Visual Perception: An Introduction, 3rd Edition (2012) (13)
Phantom Penis: Historical Dimensions (2010) (13)
Bright colors falsely seen: Synaesthesia and the search for transcendental knowledge (1999) (13)
Visual motion aftereffects: Differential adaptation and test stimulation (1998) (13)
Visual Contour Masking (1971) (12)
Galileo Galilei’s vision of the senses (2008) (12)
Movements in Art: From Rosso to Riley (2003) (12)
Orientation and spatial frequency effects on linear afterimages (1973) (12)
Sir Charles Bell on Visual Direction (1978) (12)
Binocular Rivalry with Rotary and Radial Motions (1986) (12)
Fragmentation of monocular afterimages in individuals with and without normal binocular vision (1975) (11)
The stereoscopic views of Wheatstone and Brewster (1985) (11)
Geometrical Optical Illusionists (2014) (11)
The Original Spin Doctors—The Meeting of Perception and Insanity (2005) (10)
Cancelling of pattern motion: Dichoptic and monoptic observations (1984) (10)
Visual Motion Illusions, Eye Movements, and the Search for Objectivity (2003) (10)
Some Perceptual Effects Generated by Rotating Gratings (1974) (9)
Binocular interaction in induced rotary motion (1988) (9)
On the Origins of Terms in Binocular Vision (2021) (9)
The Legacy of Phantom Limbs (2003) (9)
Psychologists in Word and Image (1995) (9)
Erasmus Darwin (1731 – 1802) (2002) (9)
Apparent Rotation of a Line Superimposed upon Radially Expanding and Contracting Backgrounds (1981) (8)
Perception of the visual vertical: Utricular and somatosensory contributions (1979) (8)
Sound and Sight: Acoustic Figures and Visual Phenomena (2005) (8)
Two historical strands in studying visual direction1 (2012) (8)
Visual Orientation during Lateral Head Tilt When Upright and Supine (1970) (8)
How Were Eye Movements Recorded Before Yarbus? (2015) (7)
A balanced view of otolithic function: comment on Stoffregen and Riccio (1988) (1990) (7)
Müller's elements of physiology (2003) (7)
Figural effects in afterimage fragmentation (1974) (7)
Binocular rivalry between after-images illuminated intermittently (1977) (7)
Galileo's Visions: Piercing the spheres of the heavens by eye and mind (2013) (7)
Effect of forward head inclination on visual orientation during lateral body tilt. (1972) (7)
The reference for visual normalization. (1969) (7)
A note on the discovery of subjective colours (1977) (6)
Effect of instructions on visual orientation. (1970) (6)
Orientation and spatial frequency effects on linear afterimages: The retinal reference for selectivity — A supplementary report (1973) (6)
A Note on the History of Binocular Microscopes (1981) (6)
Good Figures (2004) (6)
Illusions of size change in dynamic displays (1984) (6)
Faces and Photography in 19th-Century Visual Science (2016) (6)
An Upright Man (2000) (6)
The After-Effect of Adolf Wohlgemuth's Seen Motion (2014) (6)
Monocular and dichoptic interaction between afterimages (1976) (6)
How the brain makes the world appear stable (2010) (6)
Ocular Equivocation: The Rivalry Between Wheatstone and Brewster (2019) (6)
The interaction of postural systems in visual orientation (1969) (6)
Carlo Matteucci (1811–1868), the “frogs pile”, and the Risorgimento of electrophysiology (2012) (6)
The Two Faces of Rex Whistler (1905 – 1944) (2005) (6)
Consistency of Response during Steady Visual Simulation (1981) (6)
Faces in Perception (2013) (6)
Accentuating the Negative: Tom Wedgwood (1771 – 1805), Photography and Perception (2005) (5)
Cave Art Interpretation II (2006) (5)
Cave Art Interpretation I (2006) (5)
The Science times book of the brain (1998) (5)
Necker in Scotch Perspective (2010) (5)
Seeing Double and Depth with Wheatstone's Stereograms (2007) (5)
The Stereoscopic Art of Ludwig Wilding (2007) (5)
The Singular Vision of William Charles Wells (1757–1817) (2011) (5)
Translation and Recognition (2004) (5)
Chevalier John Taylor, Ophthalmiater (2008) (5)
Visual Orientation as a Function of Head Tilt (1969) (5)
Editorial Essay: Molyneux's Answer I (2006) (5)
Cajal's retina (2008) (5)
Vision and the Dimensions of Nerve Fibers (2005) (5)
Thomas Young's Lectures on Natural Philosophy and the Mechanical Arts (2002) (5)
The Darwins and Wells: From Revolution to Evolution (2010) (5)
Factors Influencing the Apparent Rotation of a Line on Radially Transformed Backgrounds (1983) (4)
The Sanger Centre (1998) (4)
The effect of different psychophysical methods on visual orientation during tilt (1970) (4)
The Vision of William Porterfield (2007) (4)
Why did Donders, after describing pseudotorsion, deny the existence of ocular counterrolling together with Ruete, Volkmann, von Graefe and von Helmholtz, until Javal reconfirmed its existence? (2018) (4)
Destined for distinguished oblivion (2002) (4)
On the Discovery of Monocular Rivalry by Tscherning in 1898: Translation and Review (2017) (4)
Monocular and Dichoptic Interactions between Moving and Stationary Stimuli (1993) (4)
Absence of color selectivity in the visual movement aftereffect (1979) (4)
Natural Magicians (2009) (4)
The Frog's Dancing Master: Science, Séances, and the Transmission of Myths (2013) (4)
Artful visions. (2007) (4)
Surveying the seen: 100 years of British vision. (2001) (4)
Binocular interaction in induced line rotation (1985) (4)
Johann Joseph Oppel (1855) on Geometrical–Optical Illusions: A Translation and Commentary (2017) (4)
Biotechnology and its public. (1984) (4)
On the colors seen in achromatic patterns (1978) (4)
Reviews: Secret Knowledge: Rediscovering the Lost Techniques of the Old Masters (2002) (4)
Joseph Priestley (1733–1804) (2004) (4)
Toying with Science (2004) (4)
Giuseppe Moruzzi: A tribute to a “formidable” scientist and a “formidable” man (2011) (4)
Hermann von Helmholtz (1821–1894) (1994) (4)
Visual Red (Sehrot) (2008) (3)
Binocular Vision: Defining the Historical Directions (2009) (3)
Ragona-Scinà’s (1847) Method for, and Observations of, Simultaneous Color Contrast (2016) (3)
Level of Response Categorisation and Reporting Consistency for Rivalry between Lines Viewed as Real Images and as Afterimages (1981) (3)
Bela Julesz in Depth (2019) (3)
The disparate histories of binocular vision and binaural hearing (2018) (3)
Microscopic anatomy of sensory receptors (2019) (3)
Gottfried Wilhelm Osann (1833, 1836) on Simultaneous Color Contrast: Translation and Commentary (2017) (3)
Medical Societies and Insanity in Late-Eighteenth-Century London: The Fight Between Andrew Marshal and John Hunter (2005) (3)
Hartline's limulus (2009) (3)
Nobel Stains (2006) (3)
Perceptual portraits. (2006) (3)
The emergence of neuroscience in the nineteenth century (2000) (3)
The influence of eye movements and eye position on perception of the visual vertical (1972) (3)
The Elusive Johann Joseph Oppel (1815–1894) (2014) (3)
Circular ‘after-Images’ following Observation of Rotating Linear Patterns (1972) (3)
The visual brain (2013) (3)
Fechner's elusive parallel law. (2010) (3)
Historical Context, Scientific Context, and Translation of Haidinger's (1844) Discovery of Naked-Eye Visibility of the Polarization of Light (2020) (2)
The vision of Helmholtz (2021) (2)
The Bains of Psychology (2001) (2)
Snellen's letters. (2008) (2)
Vision and Visualization (2008) (2)
The influence of force magnitude on the perception of body position. II. Effect of body posture. (1971) (2)
Flagging early examples of ambiguity I. (2006) (2)
Decades of Discovery in Vision (2016) (2)
On Stereoscopic Art (2021) (2)
An Essay Upon Single Vision with Two Eyes (2003) (2)
On the Art of Binocular Rivalry (2021) (2)
The influence of perceptual grouping on the tilt illusion (1983) (2)
Quasi-perceptual margins (1995) (2)
Tartuferi's retina (2008) (2)
Eye contricks (2011) (2)
Perceptual Pilgrimages (2002) (2)
Visual Purple (Sehpurpur) (2008) (2)
Deceiving the brain: pictures and visual perception. (2013) (2)
Jean Théophile Desaguliers (1683-1744) and eighteenth century vision research. (2000) (2)
Divided hemispheres (2011) (2)
The New York Times book of genetics (2002) (1)
Granit's retina (2010) (1)
Containing the nervous system ; Idea of a new anatomy of the brain (2000) (1)
The effect of monocular and binocular observation on visual orientation during head tilt. (1969) (1)
Book Review: Basics of Virtual Reality. From the Discovery of Perspective to VR Glasses by Armin Grasnick (2022) (1)
Titanic, first accounts (2012) (1)
Reporting Recombinant DNA (2001) (1)
Chapter 32: sensory and perceptual disorders. (2010) (1)
DNA Offers New Insight Concerning Cat Evolution (2006) (1)
Book Review Stealing into Print: Fraud, Plagiarism, and Misconduct in Scientific Publishing By Marcel C. Lafollette. 293 pp. Berkeley, Calif., University of California Press, 1992. $30. 0-520-07831-4 (1993) (1)
In Dusty Archives, a Theory of Affluence (2007) (1)
Life, the Universe and everything (2003) (1)
Cover Picture of 2004: Partial Decussation of the Optic Nerves (2004) (1)
Tilt and centrifugation in changing the direction of body-force. (1967) (1)
The surface and deep structure of the waterfall illusion (2008) (1)
Eye Movements: Spatial and Temporal Aspects (2010) (1)
Feature detectors (2011) (1)
Faces of psychology. (1992) (1)
The Vision of Alfred Yarbus (2015) (1)
Sigmund Exner’s (1887) Einige Beobachtungen über Bewegungsnachbilder (Some Observations on Movement Aftereffects): An Illustrated Translation With Commentary (2015) (1)
Images of Purkinje’s Vision (2002) (1)
A World Beyond Healing: The Prologue and Aftermath of Nuclear War, Nicholas Wade. 1987. Norton Publishers, NY. 190 pages. Index. ISBN: 0-393-02335-4. $15.95 hard cover (1987) (1)
Literal visions (2010) (1)
Receptor Visionaries (2018) (1)
Surveying the seen: 100 years of British vision. (2001) (1)
The paradoxes of parallaxes. (2009) (1)
Albrecht Nagel on vision with two eyes (2020) (1)
The action of light on the retina: Translation and commentary of Holmgren (1866) (2019) (1)
Natural Historians (2008) (1)
Review: Visual Attention and Consciousness, Nystagmus in Infancy and Childhood, Edgar Rubin and Psychology in Denmark: Figure and Ground, Cognitive Search: Evolution, Algorithms, and the Brain, the Psychology of Visual Art: Eye, Brain and Art (2014) (1)
A quest in neurosciences: neuroportraits (2011) (1)
A correction to “The retinal reference of the tilt aftereffect” by Coltheart and Cooper (1973) (1)
Science and Sense (2011) (1)
Flagging Early Examples of Ambiguity I (2006) (1)
Silvanus Phillips Thompson on Perception (2017) (1)
Berkeley's Essay (2009) (1)
Vision and the Word (2010) (1)
Flagging Early Examples of Ambiguity II (2006) (1)
Recognition and eye movements with partially hidden pictures of faces and cars in different orientations (2010) (1)
The Moving Tablet of the Eye: The Origins of Modern Eye Movement Research (2005) (1)
The Thatcherisation of Faces (2008) (1)
Helmholtz on Golf (2001) (1)
Illusions as neuro-signs (1998) (1)
Who got where when (1983) (1)
Seeing with Two Eyes and Hearing with Two Ears (2017) (1)
Cover Figure (2011) (0)
Trompe l’Œil (2016) (0)
Cover Figure (2011) (0)
Artificial Electricity, the Spark, and the Nervous Fluid (2013) (0)
The New York Times book of language and linguistics (2003) (0)
ECVP Logos (2013) (0)
A technical eye inspired by biology (0)
Visible and invisible luminous peaks of lunar mountains (2013) (0)
Illusions as neuro-signs (1998) (0)
Geometrical optical illusionists. (2014) (0)
Animal Spirits, Vital Forces, and Electricity (2013) (0)
Moiré and Motion (2016) (0)
Ernst Wilhelm Brücke on stereoscopic vision (2022) (0)
Javal measure eye movements during reading ? (0)
Local and Global Properties of Motion Aftereffects (1996) (0)
A moon circle (2013) (0)
Illusions as neuro-signs (1998) (0)
The Ghost of Helioth and His Stereoscope: The Return of a Phantom (2012) (0)
Word and Image (2016) (0)
Signal Processing Managing Acoustic Feedback and More Perceptual Portraits Acoustics Today (2008) (0)
Book Review: Orientation and Form (1975) (0)
Pursuing Paradoxes Posed by the Waterfall Illusion (2018) (0)
Visual motion illusions and eye movements (2005) (0)
From Galvani to Hodgkin and Beyond (2013) (0)
Review: On Perceived Motion and Figural Organization: From Perception to Consciousness: Searching with Anne Treisman, Perceiving in Depth, Face Perception (2013) (0)
Galileo’s sensory philosophy (2013) (0)
Even cognitions (1987) (0)
Abolition of the senses (2001) (0)
1684 – 1750 ) : A pioneer of crowding research ? (2015) (0)
Helmholtz at 200 (2021) (0)
Adolf von Szily (1848-1920) and visual science (2004) (0)
Rosalind Franklin and DNA: by Ann Sayre, published by W. W. Norton & Co., New York. $8.95 (224 pages) (1976) (0)
Blinking Sam Johnson's Perception (2008) (0)
The Scientific Vision of Wells (2003) (0)
Truth and Usefulness (2013) (0)
Whither Wundt? (2007) (0)
Body proportion as a cue for the perception of human stature (2017) (0)
Cloning around (2004) (0)
Letter to the Editor (1979) (0)
Perception: The pursuit of illusion (2020) (0)
The problem of Galileo’s predecessors (2013) (0)
Pioneers of Perception (2006) (0)
Philosophical Instruments and Toys: Optical Devices Extending the Art of Seeing (2004) (0)
Allusions to Visual Representation (2018) (0)
Seeing Stars (2009) (0)
Understanding visual perception (2013) (0)
Casting light on Galileo’s contrasts (2013) (0)
The effect of orientation and motion of enclosed texture on induced movement (1987) (0)
Visual purple (2011) (0)
Mechanics and hydrodynamics (2002) (0)
Obituary. Peter Michael Wenderoth (1942-2014). (2014) (0)
Book Reviews (2002) (0)
Historical Background for Research in Subjective Visual Phenomena (2001) (0)
Illusions as neuro-signs (1998) (0)
Neurognostics question. (2011) (0)
The Scientific Life of Wells (2003) (0)
Wells and Visual Science (2003) (0)
Binocular portraiture (2023) (0)
Basic Tools : Function Adapted by Artists (1995) (0)
The Controversy Between Galvani and Volta Over Animal Electricity (2013) (0)
Book Review: The Unity of the Senses. Interrelations among the Modalities (1979) (0)
Obituary (2014) (0)
Art and Neurologists (2019) (0)
Visual limits and the visibility of infinitesimals (2013) (0)
The lunar candour and the litheosphorus (2013) (0)
Book Review: Handbook of Perception. Vol. III. Bilogy of Perceptual System (1975) (0)
Artistic Precursors of Gestalt Principles (2012) (0)
Molyneux's Answer II (2006) (0)
Book Review: Seeing and Thinking (Special Issue of the Italian Journal of Psychology, Celebrating the Work of Gaetano Kanizsa) (1995) (0)
Galvani, Volta, and the Forgotten Electrophysiology (2013) (0)
The experimental origins of cinema, stereo and their combination (2013) (0)
Reid on Perception (2010) (0)
Scintillation and Apparent Motion (2016) (0)
Early Studies of Binocular and Binaural Directions (2018) (0)
A “Fortunate” Discovery (2013) (0)
Optics and the eye (2013) (0)
Acknowledgements from the Editors of the Special Issue (2015) (0)
Origins of eye movement research (2005) (0)
Alzheimer's Memory (2007) (0)
Web Sights (2001) (0)
Neurognostics Answer (2006) (0)
Heart Muscle Renewed Over Lifetime, Study Finds (2009) (0)
Galileo's vision (2009) (0)
Saccades and fixations (2005) (0)
Science and Sense (2011) (0)
Looking at Buswell’s pictures (2020) (0)
Carlo Matteucci, Giuseppe Moruzzi and stimulation of the senses: a visual appreciation (2011) (0)
Animal Experimentation—When Do the Ends lustify the Means? (1984) (0)
Advocate, Hack or Flack: Ethics Questioned for an Environmental Journalist/Blogger and a Coal Public Relations Exec (2014) (0)
The New York Times book of the brain (2001) (0)
Illusions as neuro-signs (1998) (0)
Illusions as neuro-signs (1998) (0)
Wells and the Origins of Vestibular Research (2003) (0)
Berkeley's Confused Vision (2009) (0)
The elusive Johann Joseph Oppel (1815-1894). (2014) (0)
Mosaics and Tiling (2016) (0)
Informing contemporary research (2005) (0)
Hermann - Hering grids: The impact of sound on vision (2005) (0)
Book Review: Perception. A Cognitive-Stage Approach (1977) (0)
Visual Science in the Eighteenth Century (2003) (0)
Alfred Wilhelm Volkmann on stereoscopic vision (2022) (0)
Subtleties of vision and of the scientific revolution (2013) (0)
Perceptual stability and eye movements (2005) (0)
Seeing mountains on the moon (2013) (0)
Scientific Vision after Wells (2003) (0)
Review: The Science of Art: Optical Themes in Western Art from Brunelleschi to Seurat, Understanding Blindness: An Integrative Approach, Sampling Normal and Schizophrenic Inner Experience (1990) (0)
The Electrophysiological Work of Alessandro Volta (2013) (0)
Approaching Galileo’s science through a fable (2013) (0)
Dr. F.J. Gall's system of the functions of the brain . Phrenology examined (2000) (0)

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