Kazuo Koga
Affiliations: | Research Institute for Environmental Medicine | Nagoya University, Nagoya-shi, Aichi-ken, Japan |
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| O'Shea J, Gaveau V, Kandel M, et al. (2014) Kinematic markers dissociate error correction from sensorimotor realignment during prism adaptation. Neuropsychologia. 55: 15-24 |
| Higashiyama A, Koga K. (2009) Perceived self-tilt in dynamic visual stimuli: evidence for suppression by vestibulo-tactile inputs. Perception. 38: 281-91 |
| Higashiyama A, Koga K. (2009) Perceived range, perceived velocity, and perceived duration of the body rotating in the frontal plane. Attention, Perception & Psychophysics. 71: 104-15 |
| Revol P, Farnè A, Pisella L, et al. (2009) Optokinetic stimulation induces illusory movement of both out-of-the-body and on-the-body hand-held visual objects. Experimental Brain Research. 193: 633-8 |
| Groner M, Groner R, Müri R, et al. (2005) Schedule of the 13th European Conference on Eye Movements 2005 Journal of Eye Movement Research. 1 |
| Groner M, Groner R, Müri R, et al. (2005) Abstracts of the 13th European Conference on Eye Movements 2005 Journal of Eye Movement Research. 1: 135 |
| KOGA K, GRONER R, TSUJI K. (2005) Visual perception and perceptual processing in real and virtual environments: Proceedings of the Second Joint Seminar between Japan and Switzerland at Nara Japanese Psychological Research. 47: 151-155 |
| Menozzi M, Koga K. (2004) Visual information processing in augmented reality: Some aspects of background motion Swiss Journal of Psychology. 63: 183-190 |
| Koga K. (2004) Human visual perception under altered gravity environment Swiss Journal of Psychology. 63: 165-171 |
| Groner R, Koga K, Tsuji K. (2004) Visual Perception and Perceptual Processing in Real and Virtual Environments Swiss Journal of Psychology. 63: 139-142 |