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Marisa Carrasco

Julius Silver Professor of Psychology and Neural Science; Collegiate Professor

New York University

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Arts & Science

Graduate School of Arts & Science

Marisa Carrasco is currently serving as an Arts & Science Julius Silver Professor of Psychology and Neural Science; Collegiate Professor at New York University.

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Marisa Carrasco

New York University

Julius Silver Professor of Psychology and Neural Science; Collegiate Professor

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cognitive science visual perception attention visual science visual processing neuroscience visual system applied cognitive psychology cognitive neuroscience cognition vision research visual function psychology affective neuroscience behavioral sciences psychological science behavioural process attention disorders image representation psychophysics early vision multisensory integration visual pathways systems neuroscience developmental cognitive neuroscience visual field human brain human cognition memory neurorehabilitation brain function time perception ophthalmology retina brain stimulation visual modeling anticipatory process transcranial magnetic stimulation perceptual learning neurodevelopmental disorders behavioral research explicit memory implicit memory cognitive electrophysiology experimental decision making motor behavior visual processing increases exogenous spatial attention educational psychology stroke rehabilitation applied social psychology personality assessment neurobiological mechanisms neural science sensometrics electronic noses sensory science semantic processing cognitive psychology imitative learning brain science neurostimulation ganglion cell neurological rehabilitation connectomics social consciousness attention model olfactory perception presaccadic attention enhances upper vertical meridian retinotopic maps late-stage change cross-modal stroop-like task semantic component visual learning blind field attentional modulation spatial cognition visual attention visual search spatial resolution

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Distinct System-Level Computations Underlie Perceptual Variation Across the Visual Field. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

visual systemvisual processingimage representationvisual sciencevisual modelingcomputer sciencevisual perceptionneural computation

Does Human Right Frontal Eye Field (Rfef+) Play a Critical Role in Exogenous Attention? a Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (Tms) Study. Journal of Vision (2025)

attention disordersbrain stimulationtranscranial magnetic stimulationcognitive scienceapplied cognitive psychologycritical roleattentionbrain sciencecognitive electrophysiologyneuroscienceneurostimulationneurologyneurophysiologybrain functionexogenous attentioncognitive neurosciencehuman brain

Perceptual Learning Improves Discrimination but Does Not Reduce Distortions in Appearance. PLoS Computational Biology (2025)

Sarit F A SzpiroCharlie S BurlinghamEero P SimoncelliMarisa Carrasco

cognitive sciencecomputational biology

Polar Angle Asymmetries Persist Despite Covert Spatial Attention and Differential Adaptation. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

cognitionvisual systemvisual processingvisual scienceattentionvision researchmultisensory integrationpolar angle asymmetriescovert spatial attentionvisual perceptionneurosciencevisual functionbehavioral sciencesdifferential adaptationcognitive scienceattention disorders

Preferred Spatial Frequency Covaries With Cortical Magnification in Human Primary Visual Cortex. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

visual systemsystems neurosciencevisual processingvisual scienceattentionvision researchcortical magnificationvisual perceptionneurosciencevisual functionvisual pathwaysophthalmologycognitive sciencedevelopmental cognitive neuroscienceneuroimagingcognitive neurosciencehuman brain

Subacute Training Recovers Motion Discrimination After Early Visual Cortex Damage Despite Retrograde Degeneration of the Retinal Ganglion Cell Complex. Journal of Vision (2025)

visual systemvisual processingretrograde degenerationvisual scienceneurorehabilitationvisual perceptionneuroscienceophthalmology retinavisual pathwaysrehabilitationneural circuitsganglion cell

Temporal Attention and Oculomotor Effects Dissociate Distinct Types of Temporal Expectation. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

cognitionvisual processingtemporal expectationoculomotor effectsapplied cognitive psychologyattentionaffective neurosciencebehavioural processmultisensory integrationvisual perceptionneurosciencepsychophysicstime perceptionbehavioral sciencestemporal attentioncognitive sciencecognitive neuroscience

Training-Induced Recovery of Motion Perception After Occipital Stroke Despite V1-V4 Damage. Journal of Vision (2025)

kinesiologyvision rehabilitationstrokeneurorehabilitationstroke rehabilitationv1-v4 damagevisual perceptionneurological rehabilitationtraining-induced recoveryneurologyrehabilitationbrain injurymotion perceptionmotor behavior

Voluntary Temporal Attention Enhances Informational Connectivity Across Cortical Networks. Journal of Vision (2025)

attentioncortical networksneuroscienceconnectomicscognitive sciencedevelopmental cognitive neurosciencecognitive neuroscience

Where Internal Noise and Efficiency Underlie Visual Field Asymmetries. Journal of Vision (2025)

visual systemvisual processingvisual scienceapplied mathematicsvision researchvisual perceptionvisual functionnoiseinternal noise

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Marisa Carrasco

Julius Silver Professor of Psychology and Neural Science; Collegiate Professor

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

Graduate School of Arts & Science

Marisa Carrasco is currently serving as an Arts & Science Julius Silver Professor of Psychology and Neural Science; Collegiate Professor at New York University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Marisa Carrasco

New York University

Julius Silver Professor of Psychology and Neural Science; Collegiate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Distinct System-Level Computations Underlie Perceptual Variation Across the Visual Field. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

visual systemvisual processingimage representationvisual sciencevisual modelingcomputer sciencevisual perceptionneural computation

Does Human Right Frontal Eye Field (Rfef+) Play a Critical Role in Exogenous Attention? a Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (Tms) Study. Journal of Vision (2025)

Perceptual Learning Improves Discrimination but Does Not Reduce Distortions in Appearance. PLoS Computational Biology (2025)

Sarit F A SzpiroCharlie S BurlinghamEero P SimoncelliMarisa Carrasco

cognitive sciencecomputational biology

Polar Angle Asymmetries Persist Despite Covert Spatial Attention and Differential Adaptation. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Preferred Spatial Frequency Covaries With Cortical Magnification in Human Primary Visual Cortex. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Subacute Training Recovers Motion Discrimination After Early Visual Cortex Damage Despite Retrograde Degeneration of the Retinal Ganglion Cell Complex. Journal of Vision (2025)

visual systemvisual processingretrograde degenerationvisual scienceneurorehabilitationvisual perceptionneuroscienceophthalmology retinavisual pathwaysrehabilitationneural circuitsganglion cell

Temporal Attention and Oculomotor Effects Dissociate Distinct Types of Temporal Expectation. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Training-Induced Recovery of Motion Perception After Occipital Stroke Despite V1-V4 Damage. Journal of Vision (2025)

Voluntary Temporal Attention Enhances Informational Connectivity Across Cortical Networks. Journal of Vision (2025)

attentioncortical networksneuroscienceconnectomicscognitive sciencedevelopmental cognitive neurosciencecognitive neuroscience

Where Internal Noise and Efficiency Underlie Visual Field Asymmetries. Journal of Vision (2025)

visual systemvisual processingvisual scienceapplied mathematicsvision researchvisual perceptionvisual functionnoiseinternal noise

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