Neurophysiology and optical imaging studies in monkeys and functional magnetic
resonance imaging (fMRI) studies in both monkeys and humans have localized clustered …

This review provides an update on Neurorepresentationalism, a theoretical framework that
defines conscious experience as multimodal, situational survey and explains its neural basis …

Inferior temporal (IT) cortex in human and nonhuman primates serves visual object
recognition. Computational object-vision models, although continually improving, do not yet …

Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) has identified face-and body part-selective
regions, as well as distributed activation patterns for object categories across human ventral …

The neural circuits underlying face recognition provide a model for understanding visual
object representation, social cognition, and hierarchical information processing. A …

Highlights•Object representation is intermediate between parts-based and holistic
descriptions.•Intrinsic dimensionality of object representations is approximately one …

Neurons in sensory cortices are often topographically organized according to their response
preferences. We here show that such an organization of response preferences also exists in …

Cortical activity involves large populations of neurons, even when it is limited to functionally
coherent areas. Electrophysiological recordings, on the other hand, involve comparatively …

Face perception in both humans and monkeys is thought to depend on neurons clustered in
discrete, specialized brain regions. Because primates are frequently called upon to …

Interaction between the inferotemporal (ITC) and prefrontal (PFC) cortices is critical for
retrieving information from memory and maintaining it in working memory. Neural …