Researchers reveal people perceive positive images to fade more smoothly than negative or neutral images. The study compliments previous findings that emotional states and environment can affect how we perceive time.
A new artificial neural network based on the human brain sheds light on how we process moving images.
A new deep learning algorithm can reliably determine what visual stimuli neurons in the visual cortex respond best to.
Study reveals very young infants can perceive objects that older infants, children, and adults can not see due to a phenomenon called visual backward masking.
A baby's first words are, most likely, based on their visual experiences, a new study reports.
While some types of excitatory neurons respond to images and represent them in the visual cortex, the activity of two types of inhibitory interneurons combine in a circuit to reinforce visual stability and reliability.
A new study identifies how the brain processes visual stimuli above and below the horizon differently.
Researchers discover increased brain size in areas such as the visual cortex are an essential element of evolution.
Aging bilingual brains are more efficient and economical with their resources, a new study reports.
An area of the superior temporal sulcus is critical for visual processing and making decisions about visual information.
Researchers implicate the posterior superior temporal sulcus in our ability to process social interactions efficiently.
Single neurons conveying visual information about two separate objects in line of sight do so by alternating signals about one object or the other. However, when the two objects overlap, brain cells detect them as a single entity.
