The Gordon Research Seminar on Eye Movements is a unique forum for graduate students, post-docs, and other scientists with comparable levels of experience to present and exchange new data and cutting edge ideas. The GRS and the following Gordon Research Conference meeting is an immersive experience, and an unparalleled opportunity for participants to share their most novel findings, foster new collaborative efforts, and chart the future directions of oculomotor research. 

The 2017 GRS will link with the GRC to explore the continued significance of eye movements as a model system for studying fundamental and clinically relevant questions in the fields of visual perception, motor control, and cognition. The GRS will conclude with an interactive career panel discussion on issues and challenges facing trainees preparing to move into academia or industry, with panelists of diverse backgrounds including research, teaching, industry, and clinical sectors.