New concept on how brain interprets visual info
One of the many functions of the brain is to collect and process visual information so that people know how to respond to the movement of objects around them.
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UofL researchers propose new concept on how brain interprets visual information
One of the many functions of the brain is to collect and process visual information so that people know how to respond to the movement of objects around them. A study published July 21 in The Journal of Neuroscience by researchers at the University of Louisville provides a new concept for how the brain functions to achieve this.
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