Too many chandelier cells in the binocular region of the brain impair visual depth perception. Read More
Weight loss isn't simply a matter of willpower, it's actually connected to basic visual and olfactory cues. Read More
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··3 min readNew computer software sheds light on animal visual processing and perception. Read More
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A visual test may be a new tool in the diagnosis of autism. Individuals on the autism spectrum are slower to dampen neural activity in response to visual stimuli in the brain. Using EEG data collected from the visual region, researchers could predict with 87% accuracy whether or not a person had ASD. Read More
Differences in activity between the left and right superior colliculi help researchers predict whether an animal was seeing an event. Read More
Researchers have identified a white matter pathway associated with steroacuity. Read More
Researchers say children with visual problems such as amblyopia may face developmental issues in brain areas responsible for attention. Read More
Researchers report the medial prefrontal cortex calibrates current visual information with previously obtained information to help us perceive the world with more stability, helping to retain visual consistency as we blink. Read More
A new study describes the activity of retinal neurons as they deliver visual information to the thalamus, an area of the brain implicated in image processing. Read More
Researchers have identified a link between visual processing problems and an increased risk of developing a mental health disorder. The study reports the risk for mental illness increases when the visual cortex has difficulty communicating with networks associated with focus and introspection. Read More
An fMRI study conducted by University of Glasgow researchers reveals how our brains can predict what our eyes will see next. Read More
