Caroline Myers
I am a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences at Johns Hopkins University. My work combines behavioral psychophysics with computational approaches to ask questions about the representational format and content of perception.
Here are some of the questions that guide my research. Click on a question to filter publications by that topic.
- how does the visual system move from fragile, sensory codes to durable, updateable representations that support stability across motion, memory, and uncertainty?
- How do the architecture of spatial vision and the effects of spatial attention emerge and change across development?
- How can tools from early vision research (e.g. visual adaptation, spatial cuing) inform our understanding of higher-order features and object representations?
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