Pluggin in your vision's autostabilization feature

(Johns Hopkins Medicine) Just like cameras with an autostabilization feature, our eyes execute an imperceptible reflex that prevents our vision from blurring when we, or our field of vision, are in motion. But before the reflex can work, the axons of specialized nerve cells must find their way from the retina to the correct part of the brain. New research describes how those axons find their way through the brain's maze of neurons to make the right connection.