Virtual reality trainers are educational tools with great potential for laparoscopic surgery.
They can provide basic skills training in a controlled environment and free of risks for …

Humans and chimpanzees last shared a common ancestor about 5 to 6 million years ago.
Single-nucleotide substitutions occur at a mean rate of 1.23% between copies of the human …

Palaeolithic stone plaquettes are a type of mobiliary art featuring engravings and recovered
primarily from Magdalenian sites, where they can number from single finds to several …

Approaches to Palaeolithic art have increasingly shifted beyond the traditional focus on
engraved or depicted forms in isolation, to appreciating the sensorial experience of art …

The present article develops a framework for interpreting Upper Palaeolithic artefacts from
an analysis of material complexity, numeration systems and timekee** using cultural …

The findings of numerous preferential-reaching studies suggest that infants first respond to
pictorial depth cues between 5 and 7 months of age. However, three recent preferential …

Human locomotion is most naturally achieved through walking, which is good for both
mental and physical health. To provide a virtual walking experience to seated users, a …

Cast shadows can be salient depth cues in three-dimensional (3D) vision. Using a motion
illusion in which a ball is perceived to roll in depth on the bottom or to flow in the front plane …

We examined glossiness perception in infants using a preferential looking paradigm. In
experiment 1, the images of two doll-shaped objects with matte and glossy surfaces were …

Scenic information plays an important role in face processing, whereas it has received
limited attention in the field of developmental research. In the current study, we investigated …