"This gives us evidence that the goal of vision is to establish a 3D understanding of an object," said study senior author ...

Neuroscientists want to understand how individual neurons encode information that allows us to distinguish objects, like telling a leaf apart from a rock. But they have struggled to build ...

The study highlights the existence of a functional hierarchy in the human cerebral cortex, where posterior areas—those that first receive visual information—process space and time together.

During this task, researchers recorded neural activity in the monkey's primary visual cortex, the brain's main gateway for visual information processing.

A Yale study explores how visual clutter influences perception, showing that its location affects information efficiency in the brain. It impacts the efficiency of neural communication in the primary ...

How that visual “clutter” affects visual processing in the brain, however, is not well understood. In a new study published Oct. 22 in the journal Neuron, Yale researchers show that this clutter ...

How that visual "clutter" affects visual processing in the brain, however, is not well understood.

A new study reveals that visual clutter alters how information flows between neurons in the brain’s primary visual cortex, but not the order in which it's processed.

Study findings and outcomes Results from the present study reveal that, when presented with a spectrum of visual data of differing complexity, a temporal processing hierarchy is followed.