The neuroscience of visual perception and cognition
We study high-level visual perception in the human brain, behaviour, and models, with a focus on ecologically relevant and meaningful vision. Visual illusions serve us to study brain bases of conscious perception, attention, and scene segmentation. Natural movies, images and VR-worlds help us understand processing of visual flow, velocity, space, working memory and emotion. Methodologically we use psychophysics, human brain imaging (3T and 9.4T fMRI), transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), eye tracking. DNNs provide models for behaviour, stimulus generation, and data analysis, along with old-fashioned stats and multivariate classifiers and Bayesian approaches.
Neuroscience of Vision and Cognition
andreas.bartelsspam prevention@cin.uni-tuebingen.de