Research

Where we are affects how we see, researchers find

Researchers have emphasised the importance of football players learning to scan the field

Psycholinguists have documented the eye movements that people make when reading Russian

Tipping the scales at less than a kilogram, the Harris’s hawk punches above its weight when it comes to colour vision

The domesticated mammals gravitate towards happy people, according to research carried out at the Buttercups Sanctuary for Goats in Kent

A small US study has used ocular coherence tomography angiography to uncover evidence of Alzheimer’s disease in patients without symptoms of the condition

A new study raises the possibility of examining the eye to assess a patient’s risk of developing the progressive neurodegenerative condition

New research has indicated that patients with AMD, diabetic retinopathy and glaucoma have a 40% to 50% higher chance of developing Alzheimer’s

University of East Anglia researchers have investigated how well humans can detect emotions out of the corner of their eyes

Where you look could tell artificial intelligence technology more about who you are