A study of people learning to read braille reveals how white matter reorganizes itself across different brain regions and timeframes to meet the brain's needs.
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Combining machine learning with neuroimaging data, researchers identified a brain region that appears to govern contextual associations.
The structure of SuperAgers' brains and the connectivity of their neural networks more closely resembles the brains of younger adults, a neuroimaging study reveals.
Pseudo-Hallucinations: Why Some People See More Vivid Mental Images Than Others – Test Yourself Here
Study reveals people who experience intense visual imagery during a Ganzflicker test have naturally lower frequency rhythms in the visual cortex, making them more susceptible to pseudo-hallucinations.
Aphantasia is marked by the inability to generate visual images in the mind's eye. Researchers explore the neurobiological basis for the disorder.
As novel visual patterns become familiar, stark changes occur in the visual cortex. Gamma rhythms give way to low-wave beta waves, and the neural activity switches from PV neurons in favor of inhibitory SOM neurons.
Researchers have identified three areas of the posterior cerebral cortex that bridge the brain's perception and memory systems.
Study identifies a neural pathway associated with error monitoring and attention function in some psychiatric disorders such as ADHD, ASD, and schizophrenia. Researchers say the pathway could be modulated with the help of transcranial magnetic stimulation or transcranial direct current stimulation.
Too many chandelier cells in the binocular region of the brain impair visual depth perception.
Brain regions associated with emotional processing are not functionally connected in a mature way to areas associated with auditory and visual processing in newborns.
Structural and functional coupling in visual areas of the mouse brain can be detected at sub-cellular resolution in vitro.
Study provides new insight into how brain waves control the flow of information through the cortex.
