Charlie S. Burlingham, PhD
charlie [dot] burlingham [at] nyu [dot] edu | google scholar | twitterPrev: Reality Labs Research (Meta) | Heeger Lab (NYU)
Projects
Motor "laziness" constrains fixation selection in real-world tasks
Perceptual learning improves discrimination while distorting appearance
preprint
A unified model of the task-evoked pupil response
paper
preprint 
code
poster 
Task-related hemodynamic responses in human early visual cortex are modulated by task difficulty and behavioral performance
paper
code
poster 
Heading perception depends on time-varying optic flow
paper
code
poster 
Heading perception and the structure of the optic acceleration field
paper
code
Perceptual learning improves discrimination while distorting appearance
A unified model of the task-evoked pupil response
Task-related hemodynamic responses in human early visual cortex are modulated by task difficulty and behavioral performance
Heading perception depends on time-varying optic flow
Heading perception and the structure of the optic acceleration field