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…While much is known about the brain networks underlying visual search, our understanding of the neural computations driving this behavior is limited, resulting in challenges in simulating such behavior in-silico. To address this gap, we developed an image-computable general-architecture visual search model (GVSM). We trained an artificial neural network to perform naturalistic visual search [Fig. A-B] using the same stimulus configuration as human psychophysics ex

ePoster · Computational Neuroscience

Evidence of dynamic top-down influences in the parieto-motor network during visuomotor behavior

Georgios Bardanikas, Shrabasti Jana, Nicolas Meirhaeghe et al. · FENS Forum 2024

…flow of information within the fronto-parietal network is still lacking. This study aims to investigate whether fronto-parietal communication can be modulated by cognitive components of motor preparation such as anticipation of the appearance of a visual target. To this end, two rhesus macaques were trained in a visuomotor sequential reaching task. Critically, the s

ePoster · Neuroscience

Disentangling neural correlates of consciousness and task relevance using EEG and fMRI

Torge Dellert · Westfälischen Wilhelms-Universität (WWU) Münster

…information is shared in a wide-spread fronto-parietal network? Neural correlates of consciousness are typically identified by comparing brain activity when a constant stimulus (e.g., a face) is perceived versus not perceived. However, in most previous experiments, conscious perception was systematically confounded with post-perceptual processes such as decision-making and report. In thi

Wed, Oct 12, 2022 · 16:00 UTC

Seminar · Consciousness

Networks for multi-sensory attention and working memory

Barbara Shinn-Cunningham · Carnegie Mellon University

…spatial attention engages the same fronto-parietal network associated with visuo-spatial attention. This network is distinct from an auditory-biased processing network that includes other frontal regions; this second network is can be recruited when observers extract rhythmic information from visual inputs. We recently used a dual-task paradigm to examine whether this "division of labor" between a visuo-spatial network and an auditory-rhythmic network can be observed in a working memory paradigm. We varied the sensory modality (visual v

Thu, May 13, 2021 · 16:00 UTC

Seminar · Neuroscience