Visual processing breaks the world into parts and objects, allowing us not only to examine
the pieces individually, but also to perceive the relationships among them. There is work …

Traditionally, research on visual attention has been focused on the processes involved in
conscious, explicit selection of task-relevant sensory input. Recently, however, it has been …

Behavioural, neuro-anatomical and clinical evidence suggests that different aspects of the
visual scene are processed separately, but the extent to which the processing is carried out …

The human brain processes different aspects of the surrounding environment through
multiple sensory modalities, and each modality can be subdivided into multiple attribute …

Despite decades of research, our understanding of the relationship between color and form
processing in the primate ventral visual pathway remains incomplete. Using fMRI multivoxel …

The brain processes distinct attributes such as colour and motion in anatomically largely
segregated systems. Moreover, these two attributes are perceived with different latencies …

Which face cues do we use for gender discrimination? Few studies have tried to answer this
question and the few that have tried typically used only a small set of grayscale stimuli, often …

We examined whether the detection of audio–visual temporal synchrony is determined by a
pre-attentive parallel process, or by an attentive serial process using a visual search …

There is converging evidence that electrophysiological responses over posterior cortical
regions in the 200–300 ms range distinguish between physically identical stimuli that reach …

In this article, I present an updated account that attempts to explain, in cognitive processing
and neural terms, the nonverbal intellectual impairments experienced by most children with …