Dynamic Vision

September 2021

Visual Performance as a Function of Clear Central Aperture Diameter with a Defocused Myopic Periphery

Kubota, Joshi, Samandarova, Oliva, Selenow, Gupta, Ali, Ciuffreda

Optometry and Visual Science

The purpose of this study was to assess the effect of clear central apertures of different diameters with a defocused retinal periphery, using a range of visual performance tasks. The finding has important applications for spectacle and contact lens designs to optimize myopia.

May 2020

A Comparison of Cardinal Gaze Speed Between Major League Baseball Players, Amateur Prospects, and Nonathletes

Kubitz, Roberts, Hunfalvay, Murray

Journal of Sports and Performance Vision

Shows differences between Major League Baseball, amateur prospects, and non-athletes in visual speed of gaze.

February 2019

A Comparison of Visual Speed to the Cardinal Gaze Positions Between Major League Baseball Players and Amateur Prospects

Kubitz, Roberts, Hunfalvay, Murray

North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity

[Conference Presentation] Major League Baseball players have faster eye movements in down and horizontal gaze directions compared with amateur prospects. There are not differences in upward gaze.