Stimulus-specific contributions of cortical and collicular pathways to visual feature detection
Sakir Kaan Cetindag, Arnau Sans-Dublanc, Ben Vermar, Asli Ayaz, Karl Farrow, Vincent Bonin · COSYNE 2025
Our ability to see and interact with the world heavily relies on the efficient and precise processing of visual information, consisting of multiple features continuously in flux. Visual perception arises from signals propagating through parallel neuronal pathways wiring the retina to both cortical (primary visual cortex, V1; higher visual areas, HVAs) and subcortical structures (thalamus; superior colliculus, SC), each with distinct functional properties and cellular compositions. However, the precise distribution of behaviorally relevant visual signals across these pathways remains unclear, a
ePoster · Neuroscience