Nice work! See this paper from our lab earlier this year showing that one-shot perceptual learning-induced activity change onsets in IT before early visual ctx, the underlying plasticity likely residing in IT, and an ANN model capturing this phenomenon.
https://t.co/pmMdyiGQjE
Object perception subjectively feels instantaneous to us, but how do the different levels of object categories (e.g., superordinate like animacy, or basic-level like the object's common name) emerge in our awareness? See @BiyuHe's thread below, and check out our new paper!
New paper from our lab! Led by @ayaka_hach and Thomas Baumgarten.
Does conscious object perception proceed in a "coarse-to-fine" or "fine-to-coarse" sequence? We used neural geometry analyses applied to object category information in HD-EEG to find out.
https://t.co/uwjuJOZBW7
A little late to the party here, but I'm very excited to share our new paper! I really enjoyed collaborating with co-first authors Jonathan Shor and @LuMastrChris, together with @BiyuHe and @ekoermann.
Ever wondered how the Dalmatian Dog effect works?
The human brain can quickly learn from a single experience and generalize it to related experiences β an impressive feat so far not matched by AI.
Our new paper in @NatureComms reveals how this works:
https://t.co/pmMdyiGiu6
Going to SfN? Check out our lab's presentations! We have a talk on Sat afternoon (1:15 pm, SDCC Rm 11, NANO004.02) by @dhasemusic and two posters on Wed afternoon (PSTR469.20 / OO3 and PSTR469.21 / OO4) by @ayaka_hach and Jonathan Shor.
Announcing the "Next Frontiers in Consciousness Research" Workshop held at the NIH on June 26-28, 2023!
https://t.co/drFH10dOnz
In-person attendance is invitation only, but there are a limited number of slots for trainees to present posters (with an $800 travel stipend each).