Jasmine Pan

Title
PhD Student
Email
jasminep@bu.edu
Education
Boston University (M.A.)
New York University (B.A.)

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Publications:

Pan J, Klimova M, McGuire JT & Ling S (Under Review). Arousal-based pupil modulation is dictated by luminance.

Li H-H, Pan J & Carrasco M (2021). Different computations underlie overt presaccadic attention and covert spatial attention. Nature Human Behavior, 1-14.

Li H-H, Pan J & Carrasco M (2019). Presaccadic attention improves or impairs performance by enhancing sensitivity to higher spatial frequencies. Scientific Reports, 9:2659

Posters and presentations:

Pan J, Klimova M, McGuire JT & Ling S (2021). Luminance dictates arousal-based modulation of pupil size. Poster presented at The Annual Meeting for Vision Science Society (V-VSS).

Bloem I, Pan J, Ling S (2021). Attentional modulation of population contrast response functions within human visual cortex. Talk presented at The Annual Meeting for Vision Science Society (V-VSS).

Carrasco M, Li H-H & Pan J (2019).  Presaccadic attention modulates visual responses via response gain changes. Talk presented at the European Conference for Eye Movements, Alicante, Spain.

Pan J, Li H-H & Carrasco M (2018). Characterizing the gain change underlying presaccadic attention. Poster presented at The Annual Meeting for Vision Science Society, Tampa, FL.

Li H-H, Pan J & Carrasco M (2018). Presaccadic attention reshapes sensory information even when it impairs performance. Talk presented at The Annual Meeting for Vision Science Society, Tampa, FL.

Liang S-Y, Pan J & Tien Y-H (2015). Can statistical regularity as revealed by grouping of invisible objects lead to a numerical priming effect? Poster presented at the NTU-Kyoto University Cognitive Neuroscience Symposium, Taipei, Taiwan.