Review article by Fernanda L. Ribeiro @NandaRibeiro93, Noah C. Benson & Alexander M. Puckett @UQSchoolEECS examine empirical and theoretical work aimed at reconstructing and modeling visual field maps in the human visual cortex.
https://t.co/kueAHEZlg7
🧠 NEW PAPER DROP
Human retinotopic mapping: From empirical to computational models of retinotopy
We trace the evolution of retinotopic mapping, from early maps to AI-based models.
Published in 𝘑𝘰𝘶𝘳𝘯𝘢𝘭 𝘰𝘧 𝘝𝘪𝘴𝘪𝘰𝘯
https://t.co/gK3UuUIfdv
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This review paper synthesizes over 100 years of work and >150 references to chart where the field is heading.
If you work in:
🧠 Vision science
🔬 fMRI
🧮 Computational neuro
🧬 Clinical neuroimaging
…it’s written for you.
https://t.co/gK3UuUIfdv
🥳 I'm thrilled to share I've received an @arc_gov_au#DECRA to study how walking modulates perception + cognition. The next 3yrs will focus on #biorhythms and #mobileEEG. It takes a village, and I'm very grateful to all of my mates, mentors and peers for their ongoing support 🍻
The map is not the territory!
Our paper challenging the canonical model of early extrastriate cortex is now available in @eLife
https://t.co/pESaf3LkzD
@NandaRibeiro93 @ezavitz@sbollmann_MRI@AshYork1
1/Different brains, similar ability to see:how variable is the human #visual_cortex?BDI's Prof Marcello Rosa & @uq_news @pucketta_m co-led a study published in @eLife using @HumanConnectome data showing that ≈2/3 of brains vary from a "template". More: https://t.co/Y1NGVjn2T0
Have you been worried that everyone is using very different experiments to look at hand representation in the brain? We compared hand maps in somatosensory cortex when you actively move the fingers (left) and when static fingers are touched (right)... 1/N
Excited to share this massive team effort to tackle concerns about experimental variations by comparing hand maps in the somatosensory cortex during finger movement and static touch, finding very little difference
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@BalsdonTarryn @willjharrison Which is why I was trying to understand your original point about people having uterine related concerns about attending VSS in Florida.
@BalsdonTarryn @willjharrison Although I’m unsure why you ask - at a glance, no, I would not be concerned with traveling to Fl given those warnings. I might, however, be concerned if they had laws in place banning access to life-saving procedures for those suffering from severe preeclampsia as suggested.