Cognitive flexibility, the ability to adjust one's way of thinking or behavior as a situation changes, is known to gradually ...
There was a moment on a weekend afternoon when I stood frozen in the middle of a dimly lit room, staring at a mountain of items piled so high there was nowhere to step, overcome by a profound sense of ...
Fusing medieval plainchant, custom synthesisers, and a radical exploration of neurodivergence, artist Nwando Ebizie discusses ...
Previous research showed that adapting to a dimming "sawtooth" pattern leads to brightening aftereffects. A new study shows ...
A UC Santa Cruz study tracks how the visual cortex builds its long-range connections, finding that they target specific areas ...
An estimated 2 to 3 per cent of people, those who experience visual snow syndrome, don’t have to imagine – for them, the ...
What happens behind the scenes of a 'visual illusion' in the darkEveryone has had the experience of walking down a dark road and momentarily seeing a trash bag on the side of the road as a 'crouching ...
A new computational model shows how cortical feedback slashes neural chaos by 93%, explaining how our vision stays stable despite fluctuating brain activity.
A no-instructions video game allowed researchers to measure visual decision-making in autistic adolescents across a much wider range of adaptive abilities than many traditional experiments. Autistic ...
Neuroscientists uncover how the visual cortex builds consensus, rapidly weeding out conflicting sensory signals to form unified perceptions.
Shape anisotropy governs organization of active rods: Swarming, turbulence, flocking, and jamming Mental imagery refers to our brains’ capacity to generate percepts, emotions, and thoughts in the ...
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