Recent studies have demonstrated that fast fMRI can track neural activity well above the
temporal limit predicted by the canonical hemodynamic response model. While these …

Both surface luminance and edge contrast of an object are essential features for object
identification. However, cortical processing of surface luminance remains unclear. In this …

Sensory consequences of one's own action are often perceived as less intense, and lead to
reduced neural responses, compared to externally generated stimuli. Presumably, such …

Combining various features offers distinct advantages by capitalizing on their
complementary attributes to provide more refined image representations. However …

Studies with experimental animals have revealed a mood-regulating neural pathway linking
intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells (ipRGCs) and the prefrontal cortex (PFC) …

Modeling neuron responses to stimuli can shed light on next‐generation technologies such
as brain‐chip interfaces. Furthermore, high‐performing models can serve to help formulate …

Recognizing faces regardless of their viewpoint is critical for social interactions. Traditional
theories hold that view-selective early visual representations gradually become tolerant to …

Covert and overt spatial selection behaviors are guided by both visual saliency maps
derived from early visual features as well as priority maps reflecting high-level cognitive …

The lightness of a surface depends not only on the amount of light reflected off, it but also on
the context in which it is embedded. Despite a long history of research, neural correlates of …

Closing our eyes largely shuts down our ability to see. That said, our eyelids still pass some
light, allowing our visual system to coarsely process information about visual scenes, such …