TMS

Using TMS applied to the posterior parietal cortex, we demonstrate a causal role for this region in visual stability — the ability to perceive a stable world despite the constant displacement of images on the retina during eye movements.

Using transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) over the frontal eye fields, we demonstrate that this oculomotor region plays a causal role in generating inhibition of return — the slowing of attention to previously cued spatial locations.