EyeLink Article: Peripheral vision is optimized to detect movement and large shapes. For example, in the above image, a person looking at the green field is likely to note an odd, large shape in the periphery but not any of its details. In order to resolve detail, the person's center of gaze must
The Magic of Change Blindness
EyeLink Article: Magicians are generous to researchers. Not only do their tricks inspire scientific questions, but those tricks also provide spellbinding demonstrations to hook and interest kids and adults alike. Inspiration and fascination can't be underestimated. They open doors to career
Featured EyeLink Articles
Thousands of articles using EyeLink eye trackers have been published over the last two decades. Many of these articles are in high-impact journals including Nature Neuroscience, Psychological Science, Neuron, PNAS, and many more. Researchers also use EyeLinks to gain insight into a wide range of
Data Repositories for Eye-Tracking Research
At SR Research, we are keen to support open-access publishing as well as the sharing and distribution of research data. To play a small part in the promotion of free and accessible research, we have a blog post listing open-access journals that regularly publish eye-tracking research. Here, we
Eye-Tracking Conferences
There are a number of conferences around the world that include eye-tracking research. Some conferences specifically focus only on eye-tracking data; others are more general but have a fair amount of eye-tracking presentations. Here, we provide a comprehensive list of both types. These
Eye-Tracking Open Access Journals
More and more people are publishing eye-tracking research in open-access journals. This is due, in large part, to the increased number of open-access journals as well as greater interest in publishing research that anyone can use and view without paying for access. For ease and convenience, there