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John Serences

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University of California, San Diego

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Social Sciences

John Serences is currently serving as a Social Sciences Professor at University of California, San Diego.

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neuroscience cognitive neuroscience cognitive science vision research visual perception attention computational neuroscience systems neuroscience neural science visual processing psychology neuropsychology neurophysiology visual science working memory behavioral sciences human visual cortex brain science spatial cognition human cortex behavioral neuroscience machine vision sensory science early visual cortex human cognition cognitive psychology brain imaging perceptual decision making visual working memory spatial attention neurodynamics brain organization neuroinformatics eeg signal processing feature (computer vision) attentional gain population codes human frontoparietal cortex psychological science adaptation plo biology human-computer interaction brain function perception-action loop alpha-band oscillations visual short-term memory feature-based attention early sensory processing sensory processing long-term memory perceptual learning applied psychology neurolinguistics hearing research speech processing affective neuroscience system science decision science human decision process attention disorders memory studies biological psychology cognitive electrophysiology auditory science clinical neuroscience behavior analysis imitative learning magnetic resonance imaging feature detection information filtering system open data noise reduction functional selectivity choice-process data choice models choice theory decision making behavioral goals applied cognitive psychology psychophysics memory cognition behavioral decision making

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A 2D Gabor-Wavelet Baseline Model Out-Performs a 3D Surface Model in Scene-Responsive Cortex. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Anna Shafer-SkeltonTimothy F. BradyJohn T. Serences

neuroinformaticsneural sciencebrain mappingsystems neurosciencedeep learningsurface modelcognitive neuroscienceneurosciencegabor-wavelet baseline modelscene-responsive cortexbrain modelingcognitive sciencesystems biologycomputational neurosciencevisual sciencesurface modeling

First Encounters: Estimating the Initial Magnitude of Attentional Capture. Visual Cognition (2024)

Kirsten C. S. AdamZi YangJohn T. Serences

attentionfirst encountersneuroscienceinitial magnitudeattentional capturecognitive science

Consequences of Relaying Top-Down Attentional Modulations via Neurons With High-Dimensional Selectivity. Journal of Vision (2023)

Sunyoung ParkJohn Serences

top-down attentional modulationshigh-dimensional selectivityattentionvision researchcognitive neuroscienceneuroscience

Dissociable Neural Mechanisms Underlie the Effects of Attention on Visual Appearance and Response Bias. Journal of Neuroscience (2023)

Sirawaj ItthipuripatTanagrit PhangwiwatPraewpiraya WiwatphonthanaPrapasiri SawetsuttipanKai-Yu ChangViola S. StörmerGeoffrey F. WoodmanJohn T. Serences

neural scienceattentionresponse biasvision researchcognitive neuroscienceneurosciencevisual appearancedissociable neural mechanisms

Distinguishing Response From Stimulus Driven History Biases. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Timothy C. SheehanJohn T. Serences

bias detectionexperimental psychologyinferencebiasneurosciencecognitive sciencebehavioral sciencesmachine learning

Inter-Item Competition During Encoding and Maintenance. Journal of Vision (2023)

Janna WennbergJohn Serences

ophthalmologyneuroscienceinter-item competition

Perceptual Difficulty Regulates Attentional Gain Modulations in Human Visual Cortex. Journal of Neuroscience (2023)

Prapasiri SawetsuttipanPhond PhunchongharnKajornvut OunjaiAnnalisa SalazarSarigga PongsuwanSingh IntrachootoJohn T. SerencesSirawaj Itthipuripat

neural scienceattentionvisual perceptionhuman cognitionvisual processinghuman visual cortexattentional gain modulationscognitive neuroscienceneurosciencebrain scienceneurophysiologyperceptual difficultycognitive scienceneuropsychology

Univariate and Multivariate Load-Dependent Signals in Human Cortex. Journal of Vision (2023)

Kirsten AdamEdward AwhJohn Serences

systems neuroscienceload-dependent signalscognitive neuroscienceneurosciencevision researchhuman cortexcognitive sciencecomputational neuroscienceophthalmologyvisual science

Working Memory is Robust to Distractors but Not Sensory Uncertainty. Journal of Vision (2023)

Holly KularKirsten AdamJohn Serences

vision researchcognitive neuroscienceneurosciencesensory uncertaintycognitive scienceworking memory

An Adaptive Perspective on Visual Working Memory Distortions.. Journal of Experimental Psychology General (2022)

Chaipat ChunharasRosanne L RademakerTimothy F BradyJohn T Serences

working memoryexperimental psychologyadaptive perspectivecognitive neuroscienceneurosciencecognitive scienceneuropsychologypsychologycognition

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John Serences

Professor

University of California, San Diego

Affiliations

Social Sciences

John Serences is currently serving as a Social Sciences Professor at University of California, San Diego.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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John Serences

University of California, San Diego

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A 2D Gabor-Wavelet Baseline Model Out-Performs a 3D Surface Model in Scene-Responsive Cortex. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Anna Shafer-SkeltonTimothy F. BradyJohn T. Serences

First Encounters: Estimating the Initial Magnitude of Attentional Capture. Visual Cognition (2024)

Kirsten C. S. AdamZi YangJohn T. Serences

attentionfirst encountersneuroscienceinitial magnitudeattentional capturecognitive science

Consequences of Relaying Top-Down Attentional Modulations via Neurons With High-Dimensional Selectivity. Journal of Vision (2023)

Sunyoung ParkJohn Serences

top-down attentional modulationshigh-dimensional selectivityattentionvision researchcognitive neuroscienceneuroscience

Dissociable Neural Mechanisms Underlie the Effects of Attention on Visual Appearance and Response Bias. Journal of Neuroscience (2023)

Sirawaj ItthipuripatTanagrit PhangwiwatPraewpiraya WiwatphonthanaPrapasiri SawetsuttipanKai-Yu ChangViola S. StörmerGeoffrey F. WoodmanJohn T. Serences

neural scienceattentionresponse biasvision researchcognitive neuroscienceneurosciencevisual appearancedissociable neural mechanisms

Distinguishing Response From Stimulus Driven History Biases. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Timothy C. SheehanJohn T. Serences

bias detectionexperimental psychologyinferencebiasneurosciencecognitive sciencebehavioral sciencesmachine learning

Inter-Item Competition During Encoding and Maintenance. Journal of Vision (2023)

Janna WennbergJohn Serences

ophthalmologyneuroscienceinter-item competition

Perceptual Difficulty Regulates Attentional Gain Modulations in Human Visual Cortex. Journal of Neuroscience (2023)

Prapasiri SawetsuttipanPhond PhunchongharnKajornvut OunjaiAnnalisa SalazarSarigga PongsuwanSingh IntrachootoJohn T. SerencesSirawaj Itthipuripat

Univariate and Multivariate Load-Dependent Signals in Human Cortex. Journal of Vision (2023)

Kirsten AdamEdward AwhJohn Serences

systems neuroscienceload-dependent signalscognitive neuroscienceneurosciencevision researchhuman cortexcognitive sciencecomputational neuroscienceophthalmologyvisual science

Working Memory is Robust to Distractors but Not Sensory Uncertainty. Journal of Vision (2023)

Holly KularKirsten AdamJohn Serences

vision researchcognitive neuroscienceneurosciencesensory uncertaintycognitive scienceworking memory

An Adaptive Perspective on Visual Working Memory Distortions.. Journal of Experimental Psychology General (2022)

Chaipat ChunharasRosanne L RademakerTimothy F BradyJohn T Serences

working memoryexperimental psychologyadaptive perspectivecognitive neuroscienceneurosciencecognitive scienceneuropsychologypsychologycognition

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