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Alexander O. Holcombe

Affiliations: 
University of Sydney, Camperdown, New South Wales, Australia 
Area:
visual perception, attention
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Parents

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Michael Kubovy research assistant 1994-1995 UVA
Nancy Kanwisher grad student 1995-1997 Harvard
Patrick Cavanagh grad student 1995-2000 Harvard
 (The temporal resolution of visual attention and perception.)
Donald I. A. MacLeod post-doc 2001-2003 UCSD

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Christina Howard grad student 2004- Cardiff University
Alex L. White grad student 2007-2008 University of Sydney
William X Q Ngiam grad student 2015-2019 University of Sydney
Daniel Linares post-doc University of Sydney
Patrick T. Goodbourn post-doc 2012- University of Sydney

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Nakayama R, Holcombe AO. (2020) Attention updates the perceived position of moving objects. Journal of Vision. 20: 21
Callahan-Flintoft C, Holcombe AO, Wyble B. (2020) A delay in sampling information from temporally autocorrelated visual stimuli. Nature Communications. 11: 1852
Callahan-Flintoft C, Holcombe AO, Wyble B. (2019) A delay in sampling information from temporally autocorrelated visual stimuli Journal of Vision. 19: 53b
Schubert T, Schubert T, Holcombe A, et al. (2019) Reading as a Visual Act: Recognition of Visual Letter Symbols in the Mind and Brain Journal of Vision. 19: 4
Ludowici CJH, Holcombe AO. (2019) Selection from concurrent RSVP streams: attention shift or buffer read-out? Journal of Vision. 19: 280a
Nakayama R, Holcombe AO. (2019) Attentional updating of perceived position can account for a dissociation of perception and action Journal of Vision. 19: 277a
Ngiam WX, Awh E, Holcombe AO. (2019) Examining the effects of memory compression with the contralateral delay activity Journal of Vision. 19: 204a
Ngiam WXQ, Khaw KLC, Holcombe AO, et al. (2018) Visual working memory for letters varies with familiarity but not complexity. Journal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory, and Cognition
Ransley K, Goodbourn PT, Nguyen EHL, et al. (2018) Reading direction influences lateral biases in letter processing. Journal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory, and Cognition
Holcombe AO, Nguyen EHL, Goodbourn PT. (2017) Implied Reading Direction and Prioritization of Letter Encoding. Journal of Experimental Psychology. General
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