Nikos Gekas
Affiliations: | University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom |
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Computational NeuroscienceGoogle:
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Parents
Sign in to add mentorPeggy Seriès | grad student | 2011-2015 | Edinburgh |
Pascal Mamassian | post-doc | 2015- | École Normale Supérieure, PSL Research University, Paris, France |
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Meso AI, Gekas N, Mamassian P, et al. (2022) Speed estimation for visual tracking emerges dynamically from nonlinear frequency interactions. Eneuro |
Gekas N, Mamassian P. (2021) Adaptation to one perceived motion direction can generate multiple velocity aftereffects. Journal of Vision. 21: 17 |
Gekas N, McDermott KC, Mamassian P. (2019) Disambiguating serial effects of multiple timescales. Journal of Vision. 19: 24 |
Masson GS, Gekas N, Meso AI, et al. (2019) Dynamic non-linear interactions serving speed estimation inferred from channel interactions during ocular following Journal of Vision. 19: 167b |
Gekas N, Mamassian P. (2018) Mapping the effects of stimulus history on perception Journal of Vision. 18: 8 |
mansour pour k, Gekas N, Perrinet L, et al. (2018) Speed uncertainty and motion perception with naturalistic random textures Journal of Vision. 18: 345 |
Gekas N, Meso AI, Masson GS, et al. (2017) A Normalization Mechanism for Estimating Visual Motion across Speeds and Scales. Current Biology : Cb |
Gekas N, McDermott K, Mamassian P. (2017) Perceptual effects of adaptation over multiple timescales Journal of Vision. 17: 489 |
Gekas N, Meso A, Masson G, et al. (2016) Speed channel interactions in naturalistic motion stimuli Journal of Vision. 16: 1131 |
Gekas N, Seitz AR, Seriès P. (2015) Expectations developed over multiple timescales facilitate visual search performance. Journal of Vision. 15: 10 |