Abstract
Shifts of gaze and of covert attention rely on tightly linked yet divergent neural mechanisms. In this issue of Neuron, Gregoriou etal. (2012) provide interesting evidence that different functional classes of neurons within the frontal eye field contribute uniquely to these two functions.
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