Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago

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Three university researchers share cutting-edge findings on visual perception — from infant working memory to children's museum experiences to eye contact in social interactions.

🔬 Research talks:
• Visual Working Memory in infants: Delayed Match Retrieval paradigm (Dr. Zsuzsa Kaldy, UMass Boston)
• How children view art — and why adult text descriptions fail them (Dr. Francesco Walker, Leiden University)
• Eye contact in natural interactions: dual eye tracking study (Dr. Jelena Ristic, McGill University)

👤 Hosted by: Dr. Marisa Biondi, Tobii

🔗 Full webinar: tobii.com/resource-center/webinars/exploring-human-perception-with-eye-tracking

#CognitivePsychology #EyeTracking #InfantResearch #SocialCognition #Tobii #developmentalpsychology
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