¶ Welcome to the Vision and Neuroimaging Lab
We are physically located in rooms N8-N14 Elliott Hall on the East Bank of the University's Minneapolis campus.
We are exploring the neural basis of human vision, visual attention, and visual awareness.
Current research projects include:
- the spatial and temporal properties of the early visual cortex
- the effect of attentional modulation at different cortical sites
- the nature and dynamics of binocular rivalry
- pattern, color, and motion adaptation processes
- high level cognition
Both psychophysical and neuroimaging (fMRI, EEG) methods are used in these studies.
Research in our lab is supported in part by grants from the James S McDonnell Foundation and the National Eye Institute.
¶ Recent research projects
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