Welcome
I hold a position at Radboud Uni Nijmegen, NeuroPhysics (and until Oct 2021, at Leuven Uni, NeuroPsychology). I am distinguished research associate at Eindhoven Technical Uni. I am an inventor at Philips where we use fundamental neuroscience insights for inventions in Healthcare and Imaging Innovation. Read below about my research at Berkeley, MIT, Utrecht, Leuven, and Nijmegen.
Selected publications:
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van Ee & Anderson (2001). Motion
direction, speed, and orientation in binocular matching. Nature,
410, 690-694.
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Adams, et al. (2001). Adaptation
to three-dimensional distortions in human vision. Nature
Neuroscience, 4, 1063-1064.
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van Ee, et al. (2009). Multisensory congruency as a mechanism for attentional control over perceptual selection. Journal
of NeuroScience, 29, 11641-11649.
- van Ee & Erkelens (2010). Stereo-vision: Head-centric coding of retinal signals. Current Biology, 20, R567-568.
- Borra, et al. (2013). An octave effect in auditory attention. PNAS, 110, 15225-15230.
- van Ee, et al. (2016). Circadian-Time Sickness: Time-of-day cue-conflicts directly affect health. TINS, 39, 738-749 (see also the article and comments in Science News and the fontcover of TINS).
- Denham, et al. (2018). Similar but separate systems underlie perceptual bistability in vision and audition. Scientific Reports Nature, 8:7106.
- Moors, et al. (2019). Three criteria for evaluating high-level processing in continuous flash suppression. TICS, 23, 267-269.
- Huygelier, et al. (2019). Acceptance of immersive head-mounted virtual reality in older adults. Scientific Reports Nature, 9:4519.
- De Jong, et al. (2020). Intracranial recordings reveal unique shape and timing of responses in human visual cortex during illusory visual events. Current Biology, 30, 3089–3100.
Go to complete publications for down-loadable
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Front Cover
TINS, Nov 2016 |
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National Television Interview
Our work appeared as a central topic on national television in "Klokhuis".
This was a fantastic experience. View movie. And recently there was an interview on deprived sensory experience in TopDoks, April 28, 2019. |
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and guess what?.........
I have achieved the status of "cover boy"
(for an interview ... Alas, it is just on the U-blad)
Okay, there is an interview in Science (326) but this was only a few lines.
It was about EYE MEETS I, a project with artist Bradley Pitts. We presented an elliptical mirror bringing observers back to the CYCLOPS experience. In this mirror your left eye sees you right eye, and vice versa, wherever you look, meaning that your own "big brother" eye constantly follows you.......
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ART-PERCEPTION Installation: The 'supper effect' is a 'live lab for mirror neurons' created by artist Maria Lalou that took place in the framework of the summer events program in galery outLINE in Amsterdam (Aug 18-24).
A participant tastes food that was presented in mirroring bowls that were placed on a mirror table. All walls of the room were mirrors as well. Such a mirror environment produced a very intense taste sensation. In a live presentation my role was to interact with Maria and the audience on the scientific part of 'supper effect' |
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Check out the neurofeedback presentation at Outdoor Extrema or the show in the Royal Circus Theater Carre on visual illusions ........ ......... or a few cool demos of our research.
Contact
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raymond.vanee[at]donders.ru.nl or raymond.van.ee[at]philips.com |
