Even in visual areas that are very close to raw information that enters the eyes, the brain has the flexibility to tune its interpretation and responses based on the current task.

Our brain interprets visual information by combining what we see with what we already know. A study published in the journal Neuron by researchers at the Champalimaud Foundation, and supported by ...

There are some fascinating neurological conditions out there, and visual agnosia is certainly one of them. If you've never heard of it, visual agnosia is when the brain has trouble processing ...

As opposed to this, our sensory system is constantly 'bombarded' by various types of movements. So, the earlier the brain can compensate for movement in vision, the better, explains Jösch.

Brain fatigue can ruin your day. Here are seven ways to give your head a break Galadriel Watson Special to The Globe and Mail Published October 20, 2022 Updated October 25, 2022 ...

Blind people who navigate using clicks and echoes, like bats and dolphins do, recruit the part of the brain used by sighted people to see, a new study has found.