Some slides on cortical folding 👇

Slides of session 2 👇

I have written this book chapter a long time ago, but it can still be useful:

http://www.mit.edu/~rajimehr/papers/Rajimehr_Senses_2007.pdf

Jack Gallant Lab has developed a software called Brain Viewer. They have also provided an online version (i.e. no need to download the software). It has nice visualization tools for learning cortical neuroanatomy and retinotopy.

Move your mouse to the bottom and top of the page to see the options.

My iPhone could not open the pages. Check them in your laptop.

Slides of session 3 👇

I am sending the slides file in advance.

Stimulation of face area - Video (YouTube link):

https://youtu.be/R2AMgLhaxHk

This page has the same video if you do not have access to YouTube:

https://www.popsci.com/science/article/2012-10/targeted-brain-stimulation-warps-perception-faces-melting-them-someone-else-video

CECM page of the course:
Name: Human Visual System
Enrolment key: 810164401

Question for assignment #3: There are three levels of object recognition: superordinate-level (e.g. vehicle), basic-level (e.g. car), and subordinate-level (e.g. BMW). Which of these levels is processed earlier in visual system? Which technique has been used to address this question, and how it has been addressed?

The main textbook references of the course:

Vision Science Palmer

https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/vision-science

Cognitive Neuroscience Gazzaniga

http://books.wwnorton.com/books/webad.aspx?id=4294978503