George Mather

1955 -

languages spoken, written or signed: English

educated at: University of Reading

occupation: psychologist, university teacher

official website: www.georgemather.com

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2020-06-03

Is the perception of intent by association football officials influenced by video playback speed?

George Mather
2020-11-13

A Step to VAR: The Vision Science of Offside Calls by Video Assistant Referees

George Mather
2019-03-18

Limited Attention Diminishes Spatial Suppression From Large Field Glass Patterns

Andrea Pavan, George Mather
2018-08-29

Adaptation reveals sensory and decision components in the visual estimation of locomotion speed

George Mather, Todd Parsons
2017-07-27

Visual adaptation alters the apparent speed of real-world actions

George Mather, Rebecca J Sharman, Todd Parsons
2017-05-25

Turbine Blade Illusion

George Mather, Rob Lee
2017-06-17

The neural basis of form and form-motion integration from static and dynamic translational Glass patterns: A rTMS investigation

George Mather
2017-01-01

The interaction between orientation and motion signals in moving oriented Glass patterns

George Mather
2016-02-23

TMS reveals flexible use of form and motion cues in biological motion perception

George Mather, Luca Battaglini
2015-12-02

Decision-level adaptation in motion perception

George Mather, Rebecca J Sharman
2014-07-31

Modelling fast forms of visual neural plasticity using a modified second-order motion energy model

Andrea Pavan, George Mather
2013-03-15

Modelling adaptation to directional motion using the Adelson-Bergen energy sensor

Andrea Pavan, George Mather
2011-05-01

Psychophysical Evidence for Spatiotemporal Tuning in Human Motion Sensing Receptive Fields

George Mather
2011-11-22

Psychophysical evidence for interactions between visual motion and form processing at the level of motion integrating receptive fields

George Mather, Andrea Pavan
2011-08-09

The effect of spatial orientation on detecting motion trajectories in noise

Andrea Pavan, George Mather, Luigi Cuturi
2010-10-28

Motion perception: behavior and neural substrate

George Mather
2010-04-07

A motion-energy model predicts the direction discrimination and MAE duration of two-stroke apparent motion at high and low retinal illuminance

Kirsten L Challinor, George Mather
2010-01-01

Head-body ratio as a visual cue for stature in people and sculptural art.

George Mather
2009-09-15

Motion-induced position shifts occur after motion integration

George Mather, Andrea Pavan
2008-10-24

The motion aftereffect reloaded

Andrea Pavan, George Mather
2008-07-01

Perceptual uncertainty and line-call challenges in professional tennis.

George Mather
2008-08-15

Distinct position assignment mechanisms revealed by cross-order motion

Andrea Pavan, George Mather
2006-02-20

Two-stroke: a new illusion of visual motion based on the time course of neural responses in the human visual system

George Mather
2005-03-01

No effect of spatial phase randomisation on direction discrimination in dense random element patterns

George Mather
2004-03-01

Combining depth cues: effects upon accuracy and speed of performance in a depth-ordering task.

George Mather
2004-12-01

Visual perception in Parkinson disease dementia and dementia with Lewy bodies

Urs Peter Mosimann, George Mather, John T. O'Brien, Ian G. McKeith
2001-05-01

Object-oriented models of cognitive processing

George Mather
2000-01-01

Integration biases in the Ouchi and other visual illusions.

George Mather
2000-01-01

Depth cue integration: stereopsis and image blur.

George Mather
2000-01-01

Perceived speed of motion in depth is reduced in the periphery

Kevin R. Brooks, George Mather
1999-05-01

Second-order processing of four-stroke apparent motion

George Mather
1998-01-01

Evidence for global motion interactions between first-order and second-order stimuli

George Mather

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