Paul McGraw

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Recent Publications

• NEIL ROACH, PAUL MCGRAW, DAVID WHITAKER and JAMES HERON, 2017. Generalization of prior information for rapid Bayesian time estimation. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America.
• ROACH, NEIL W., MCGRAW, PAUL V., WHITAKER, DAVID J. and HERON, JAMES, 2017. Generalization of prior information for rapid Bayesian time estimation PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 114(2), 412-417
• PATRICK JA, ROACH NW and MCGRAW PV, 2017. Motion-based super-resolution in the peripheral visual field. Journal of vision. 17(9), 15
• ZAMBONI E, LEDGEWAY T, MCGRAW PV and SCHLUPPECK D, 2016. Do perceptual biases emerge early or late in visual processing? Decision-biases in motion perception. Proceedings. Biological sciences / The Royal Society. 283(1833),

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• NEIL ROACH, PAUL MCGRAW, DAVID WHITAKER and JAMES HERON, 2017. Generalization of prior information for rapid Bayesian time estimation. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America.
• ROACH, NEIL W., MCGRAW, PAUL V., WHITAKER, DAVID J. and HERON, JAMES, 2017. Generalization of prior information for rapid Bayesian time estimation PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 114(2), 412-417
• PATRICK JA, ROACH NW and MCGRAW PV, 2017. Motion-based super-resolution in the peripheral visual field. Journal of vision. 17(9), 15
• ZAMBONI E, LEDGEWAY T, MCGRAW PV and SCHLUPPECK D, 2016. Do perceptual biases emerge early or late in visual processing? Decision-biases in motion perception. Proceedings. Biological sciences / The Royal Society. 283(1833),
• FULCHER C, MCGRAW PV, ROACH NW, WHITAKER D and HERON J, 2016. Object size determines the spatial spread of visual time. Proceedings. Biological sciences / The Royal Society. 283(1835),
• ASTLE AT, FOULSHAM T, FOSS AJ and MCGRAW PV, 2016. Is the frequency of adult strabismus surgery increasing? Ophthalmic & Physiological Optics. 36(4), 487-93
• ASTLE AT and MCGRAW PV, 2016. Amblyopia: past, present and future. Ophthalmic & Physiological optics. 36(6), 611-614
• ASTLE, ANDREW T. and MCGRAW, PAUL V., 2016. Amblyopia: past, present and future OPHTHALMIC AND PHYSIOLOGICAL OPTICS. 36(6), 611-614
• FULCHER, CORINNE, MCGRAW, PAUL V., ROACH, NEIL W., WHITAKER, DAVID and HERON, JAMES, 2016. Object size determines the spatial spread of visual time PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. 283(1835),
• THOMPSON, B., CHUNG, S.T.L., KIORPES, L., LEDGEWAY, T. and MCGRAW, P.V., 2015. A window into visual cortex development and recovery of vision: Introduction to the Vision Research special issue on Amblyopia Vision Research. 114, 1-3
• HUSSAIN, Z., SVENSSON, C. M., BESLE, J., WEBB, B. S., BARRETT, B. T. and MCGRAW, P. V., 2015. Estimation of cortical magnification from positional error in normally sighted and amblyopic subjects: J Vis J Vis. 15(2),
• SCHOLES, CHRIS, MCGRAW, PAUL V., NYSTROM, MARCUS and ROACH, NEIL W., 2015. Fixational eye movements predict visual sensitivity PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. 282(1817),
• BROOKS, CASSANDRA J., ANDERSON, ANDREW J., ROACH, NEIL W., MCGRAW, PAUL V. and MCKENDRICK, ALLISON M., 2015. Age-related changes in auditory and visual interactions in temporal rate perception JOURNAL OF VISION. 15(16),
• SHARMAN, REBECCA J., MCGRAW, PAUL V. and PEIRCE, JONATHAN W., 2015. Cue Combination of Conflicting Color and Luminance Edges I-PERCEPTION. 6(6),
• HUSSAIN, ZAHRA, SVENSSON, CARL-MAGNUS, BESLE, JULIEN, WEBB, BEN S., BARRETT, BRENDAN T. and MCGRAW, PAUL V., 2015. Estimation of cortical magnification from positional error in normally sighted and amblyopic subjects JOURNAL OF VISION. 15(2),
• THOMPSON, BENJAMIN, CHUNG, SUSANA T. L., KIORPES, LYNNE, LEDGEWAY, TIMOTHY and MCGRAW, PAUL V., 2015. A window into visual cortex development and recovery of vision: Introduction to the Vision Research special issue on Amblyopia Preface VISION RESEARCH. 114, 1-3
• ASTLE, ANDREW T., WEBB, BEN S., MCGRAW, PAUL V. and CHUNG, SUSANA T. L., 2015. Optimizing the viewing position of words increases reading speed in patients with central vision loss INVESTIGATIVE OPHTHALMOLOGY & VISUAL SCIENCE. 56(7),
• DENNISS, JONATHAN, ROACH, NEIL W. and MCGRAW, PAUL V., 2015. Discrimination of blur in peripherally-viewed natural scenes PERCEPTION. 44, 324-324
• RUCCI M, MCGRAW PV and KRAUZLIS RJ, 2015. Fixational eye movements and perception. Vision research. 118, 1-4
• THOMPSON B, CHUNG ST, KIORPES L, LEDGEWAY T and MCGRAW PV, 2015. A window into visual cortex development and recovery of vision: Introduction to the Vision Research special issue on Amblyopia. Vision research. 114, 1-3
• ASTLE AT, BLIGHE AJ, WEBB BS and MCGRAW PV, 2014. The effect of aging on crowded letter recognition in the peripheral visual field. Investigative ophthalmology & visual science. 55(8), 5039-45
• SHARMAN, R. J., MCGRAW, P. V. and PIERCE, J. W., 2014. Detection of perturbation in chromatic and luminance-defined lines and square-waves I-PERCEPTION. 5(5),
• SHARMAN RJ, MCGRAW PV and PEIRCE JW, 2013. Luminance cues constrain chromatic blur discrimination in natural scene stimuli. Journal of vision. 13(4), 14
• CHUNG, SUSANA T. L., BURNS, STEPHEN A., LEVI, DENNIS M. and MCGRAW, PAUL V., 2013. Testing vision: From laboratory psychophysical tests to clinical evaluation VISION RESEARCH. 90, 1-1
• HERON, J., AAEN-STOCKDALE, C., HOTCHKISS, J., ROACH, N.W., MCGRAW, P.V. and WHITAKER, D., 2012. Duration channels mediate human time perception Proceedings B: Biological Sciences. 279(1729), 690-698
• HUSSAIN, Z., WEBB, B.S., ASTLE, A.T. and MCGRAW, P.V., 2012. Perceptual learning reduces crowding in amblyopia and in the normal periphery Journal of Neuroscience. 32(2), 474-480
• ASTLE, A.T., WEBB, B.S. and MCGRAW, P.V., 2011. The pattern of learned visual improvements in adult amblyopia Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science. 52(10), 7195-7204
• BADCOCK, D.R., MCGRAW, P.V., BRIDLE, R. and CULLITY, J., 2009. Spatial localization: interpolating first- and second-order visual structure Journal of Vision. 9(4), 23
• MCGRAW, P.V. and ROACH, N.W., 2008. Centrifugal propagation of motion adaptation effects across visual space Journal of Vision. 8(11), 1
• DEAS, R.W., ROACH, N.W. and MCGRAW, P.V., 2008. Distortions of perceived auditory and visual space following adaptation to motion Experimental Brain Research. 191(4), 473-485
• BARRETT, B. T., ROWAN CANDY, T., MCGRAW, P. V. and BRADLEY, A., 2005. Probing the causes of visual acuity loss in patients diagnosed with functional amblyopia Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics. VOL 25(NUMBER 3), 175-178
• VERA-DIAZ, F. A., MCGRAW, P. V., STRANG, N. C. and WHITAKER, D., 2005. A Psychophysical Investigation of Ocular Expansion in Human Eyes Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science. VOL 46(NUMB 2), 758-763
• MCKEEFRY, D. J., ABDELAAL, S., BARRETT, B. T. and MCGRAW, P. V., 2005. Chromatic masking revealed by the standing wave of invisibility illusion Perception. VOL 34(NUMB 8), 913-920
• WONG, E. H., LEVI, D. M. and MCGRAW, P. V., 2005. Spatial interactions reveal inhibitory cortical networks in human amblyopia Vision Research. VOL 45(NUMBER 21), 2810-2819
• VAKROU, CHARA, WHITAKER, DAVID, MCGRAW, PAUL V and MCKEEFRY, DECLAN, 2005. Functional evidence for cone-specific connectivity in the human retina. Journal of Physiology. 566(Pt 1), 93-102
• MCGRAW, P.V., WALSH, V. and BARRETT, B.T., 2004. Motion-sensitive neurones in V5/MT modulate perceived spatial position Current Biology. 14(12), 1090-1093
• MCGRAW, P.V., MCKEEFRY, D.J., WHITAKER, D. and VAKROU, C., 2004. Positional adaptation reveals multiple chromatic mechanisms in human vision. Journal of Vision Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology. Available at: <http://dx.doi.org/10.1167/4.7.8>
• WHITAKER, D., MCGRAW, P. V., KEEBLE, D. R. and SKILLEN, J., 2004. Pulling the other one: 1st- and 2nd-order visual information interact to determine perceived location Vision Research. VOL 44(NUMBER 3), 279-286
• MCKEEFRY, D. J., MCGRAW, P. V., VAKROU, C. and WHITAKER, D., 2004. Chromatic adaptation, perceived location, and color turning properties Visual Neuroscience. VOL 21(PART 3), 275-282
• BARRETT, B. T., BRADLEY, A. and MCGRAW, P. V., 2004. Understanding the Neural Basis of Amblyopia Neuroscientist. VOL 10(PART 2), 106-117
• MCGRAW, PAUL V, BADCOCK, DAVID R and KHUU, SIEU, 2004. Steady viewing dissipates global structure. Perception. 33(1), 121-5
• HERON, J., WHITAKER, D. and MCGRAW, P. V., 2004. Sensory uncertainty governs the extent of audio-visual interaction Vision Research. VOL 44(NUMBER 25), 2875-2884
• SIMMERS, A. J., LEDGEWAY, T., HESS, R. F. and MCGRAW, P. V., 2003. Deficits to global motion processing in human amblyopia Vision Research. VOL 43(NUMBER 6), 729-738
• MCGRAW, P.V., WHITAKER, D., BADCOCK, D.R. and SKILLEN, J., 2003. Neither here nor there: localizing conflicting visual attributes. Journal of Vision Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology. Available at: <http://dx.doi.org/10.1167/3.4.2>
• MCGRAW, P.V., WHITAKER, D., SKILLEN, J. and CHUNG, S.T.L., 2002. Motion adaptation distorts perceived visual position. Current Biology. 12(23), 2042-2047
• LEDGEWAY,T., HESS,R.F. and MCGRAW,P.V., 2002. Masking effects between local first-order and second-order motions in the extraction of global motion direction depend critically on stimulus visibility Perception. 31(Supplement), 99-100
• SIMMERS, A.J., LEDGEWAY, T., HESS, R.F. and MCGRAW, P.V., 2002. Contrast and motion specific deficits in Amblyopia measured using the global motion paradigm Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science. 43((Supplement)), 3941
• BARRETT, BRENDAN T, MCGRAW, PAUL V and MORRILL, PAUL, 2002. Perceived contrast following adaptation: the role of adapting stimulus visibility. Spatial Vision. 16(1), 5-19
• WHITAKER, D., BRADLEY, A., BARRETT, B. T. and MCGRAW, P. V., 2002. Isolation of stimulus characteristics contributing to Weber's law for position Vision Research. VOL 42(NUMBER 9), 1137-1148
• SKILLEN, J., WHITAKER, D., POPPLE, A. V. and MCGRAW, P. V., 2002. The importance of spatial scale in determining illusions of orientation Vision Research. VOL 42(NUMBER 21), 2447-2455
• WONG, E. H., LEVI, D. M. and MCGRAW, P. V., 2001. Is second-order spatial loss in amblyopia explained by the loss of first-order spatial input? Vision Research. VOL 41(NUMBER 23), 2951 - 2960