A new study reveals that the brain’s social perception pathway—a network that processes faces, gaze, and speech—is already active at birth or shortly thereafter.
Introducing premature visual experience by opening the closed eyelids early in ferrets caused many cells in the primary visual cortex to mature improperly.
MIT scientists explore how the brain seamlessly processes visual information from both eyes without a perceptible seam, ...
When students see their content mastery mapped out, they’re more likely to understand their proficiency—and take ownership of ...
Every professional dart player has their own throw technique. For instance, Phil Taylor demonstrated a fast, yet measured ...
Gendered cues that shape participants’ expectations of a wine mirror the kinds of signals collectors respond to: texture, ...
Understanding the neural mechanisms underlying associative threat learning is essential for advancing behavioral models of threat and adaptation. We investigated distinct activation patterns across ...
New artificial intelligence-generated images that appear to be one thing, but something else entirely when rotated, are ...
Tersigni Vision is drawing attention to a critical credential that sets its founder, Dr. Steven Tersigni, apart in the field ...
Sixty-seven religious formators — including 53 sisters, 13 priests, and one brother — from nine Asian countries, recently gathered at the Archdiocesan Pastoral Centre in Kuala Lumpur for an intensive ...
The body of work on infection prevention in schools and offices is logically grouped into three branches: surfaces and ...
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