Abstract ROLLS, ET Two What, Two Where, Visual Cortical Streams in Humans. NEUROSCI
BIOBEHAV REV 2024 Recent cortical connectivity investigations lead to new concepts …

Two decades of social neuroscience and neuroeconomics research illustrate the brain
mechanisms that are engaged when people consider human beings, often in comparison to …

For many animals, faces are a vitally important visual stimulus. Hence, it is not surprising that
face perception has become a very popular research topic in neuroscience, with ca. 2000 …

Recent years have witnessed significant advancements in face image generation using
generative adversarial networks (GANs), leading to a high demand for GAN-generated face …

Sensory stimulation triggers synchronized bioelectrical activity in the brain across various
frequencies. This study delves into network-level activities, specifically focusing on local field …

Social cognition differs from general cognition in its focus on understanding, perceiving, and
interpreting social information. However, we argue that the significance of domain‐general …

Soon after birth, naive animals and newborn babies show spontaneous attraction towards
faces and face-like stimuli with three dark features representing eyes and a mouth/beak …

Humans and primates rely on visual face recognition for social interactions. Damage to
specific brain areas causes prosopagnosia, a condition characterized by the inability to …

During free viewing, faces attract gaze and induce specific fixation patterns corresponding to
the facial features. This suggests that neurons encoding the facial features are in the causal …

Individual recognition is critical for social behavior across species. Whether recognition is
mediated by circuits specialized for social information processing has been a matter of …