The human brain is remarkable for its ability to synthesize sensory inputs into a coherent perception of the external world.

Another study examined how visual landmarks influence the coding ... the perceived potential uses of objects can influence spatial perception, particularly in two-dimensional imagery.

People with schizophrenia experience impaired contrast perception, affecting their ability to differentiate light intensity ...

In anterior regions, such as the frontal cortex, space and time are processed independently, with distinct neural populations ...

The brain processes space and time differently across regions, revealing a functional hierarchy in perception.

The research indicated that individuals with spatial neglect often have a transmodal tilt in verticality perception, which is more closely related to postural than visual vertical tilts.

Imagine a swarm of fireflies, flickering lights on and off in the nighttime space. How does the human brain process and ...

A study by cognitive neuroscientists at SISSA investigated how the human brain processes space and time, uncovering that ...

Can you spot the hidden number? This optical illusion features a grid of identical circles with 96 and 69, but one lone circle has the number 99. Optical illusions like this challenge your observation ...

To find the differences between two images, you need to use visual memory: remember what the first image looks like and ...

Illuminating the edges of a room with concealed cove lights or baseboard LEDs softens harsh shadows, making walls appear farther apart. This technique creates a seamless flow of light, diminishing the ...