Encoding local stimulus attributes and higher visual functions in V1 of behaving monkeys
Neuroscience, Vision Science, Cognition and seminar by Prof. Hamutal Slovin, Bar Ilan University
Hosted by ELSC Seminar Series
Thursday 18:00–19:10 Jerusalem (GMT+3)
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Abstract
In this lecture, I will present our recent progress on three aspects of population responses in the primary visual cortex: encoding local stimulus attributes, electrical microstimulation and higher visual function. In the first part I will focus on population encoding and reconstruction of contour shapes in V1 and the comparison between monkey and mouse visual responses. In the second part of the talk I will present the effects of microstimulation on neural population in V1 and the relation to evoked saccades. In the final part of the talk I will discuss top-down influences in V1 and their relation to higher visual functions.
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