Background Color and motion serve as the prime examples of segregated processing in the
visual brain, giving rise to the question how color-motion conjunctions are represented. This …

The processing of color and form is largely segregated within the visual brain. But there is
also evidence to suggest that these features are coded in combination early in visual …

Whether fundamental visual attributes, such as color, motion, and shape, are analyzed
separately in specialized pathways has been one of the central questions of visual …

Neurological case studies and qualitative measurements suggest that regions within human
extrastriate cortex are specialized for different perceptual functions, including color …

The areas of the brain that encode color categorically have not yet been reliably identified.
Here, we used functional MRI adaptation to identify neuronal populations that represent …

How is color represented by spatially distributed patterns of activity in visual cortex?
Functional magnetic resonance imaging responses to several stimulus colors were …

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 …

We investigated the representation of color in cortical area V2 of macaque monkeys, and the
association of color with other stimulus attributes. We measured the selectivity of individual …

Psychophysical studies indicate that perception of the colour and brightness of a surface
depends on neural signals evoked by the borders of the surface rather than its interior. The …

Abstract Objects in the visual scene are defined by different cues such as colour and motion.
Through the integration of these cues the visual system is able to utilize different sources of …