C Tallon-Baudry - Journal of Physiology-Paris, 2003 - Elsevier
Oscillatory synchrony could be used to establish dynamic links between the various cortical areas participating in the same cognitive process. Is it possible to detect oscillatory …
AK Kreiter, W Singer - European Journal of Neuroscience, 1992 - Wiley Online Library
An important step in early visual processing is the segmentation of scenes. Features constituting individual objects have to be grouped together and segregated from those of …
How do we keep an object in mind? Based on evidence from animal electrophysiology and human brain-imaging techniques, it is commonly held that short-term memory relies on …
▪ Abstract Synchronous activity among ensembles of neurons is a robust phenomenon observed in many regions of the brain. With the increased use of multielectrode recording …
Neuronal response synchronization with millisecond precision has been proposed to serve feature binding in vision and should therefore, like visual experience, depend on central …
Spike and local field potential activity were recorded simultaneously from multiple sites in primary visual cortex of strabismic cats, while monocular stimulation alternated with …
Singer and his colleagues have reported that oscillations of 30-70Hz occur in cat and monkey visual cortex 1'2 that can be synchronous across cortical columns 3. They have …
R Eckhorn - Progress in brain research, 1994 - Elsevier
Publisher Summary It has been postulated that the perceived association of visual features is based on the synchronization of those neural signals that are activated by a coherent …
R Miller - Time and the Brain, 2000 - taylorfrancis.com
Synchronized signals are functionally important because they can activate a neurone more effectively than an uncorrelated input, especially if the input's correlation is over a time span …