Tirin Moore and colleagues challenge the idea that neuron receptive fields shift in anticipation of eye movements, remapping from the pre-movement location to the post-movement location before the eye actually moves. They used multiple-electrode recording to provide a detailed maps of the receptive fields before and after movements. The receptive fields did not remap to reflect the post-movement location. Instead, all the receptive fields converged toward movement target. This suggest that the receptive field do not remap, they reflect attention to the movement target.
