Researchers at NERF have published two studies revealing how visual information is processed in the brain. The studies show the complexity and flexibility of visual information processing, challenging the traditional view of a simple linear process. One study focused on how visual information is transmitted across interconnected brain regions, while the other examined how the brain’s thalamus adjusts information processing based on behavioral states. These findings provide insights into the brain’s visual system and have implications for understanding perception and developing interventions to modulate brain function.
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Researchers discover new connectivity rules in the brain’s visual network
