Neurons in the visual system respond to different visual stimuli with different onset latencies.
However, it has remained unknown which stimulus features, aside from stimulus contrast …

1. The responses of single neurons in the inferior temporal cortex and the cortex in the
banks of the anterior part of the superior temporal sulcus of three awake, behaving …

Macaque inferior temporal cortex neurons respond selectively to complex visual images,
with recent work showing that they are also entrained reliably by the evolving content of …

Viewing static visual scenes for several seconds or longer can induce a wide variety of
striking percepts, including negative afterimages, fading, and motion aftereffects. To …

Many neurons in primate inferotemporal (IT) cortex respond selectively to complex, often
meaningful, stimuli such as faces and objects. An important unanswered question is whether …

Neurons in the inferior temporal (IT) cortex of monkeys respond selectively to complex visual
stimuli, such as faces. Single neurons in the IT cortex encode different kinds of information …

The firing of inferior temporal cortex neurons is tuned to objects and faces, and in a complex
scene, their receptive fields are reduced to become similar to the size of an object being …

We used fast, pseudorandom temporal sequences of preferred and antipreferred stimuli to
drive neuronal firing rates rapidly between minimal and maximal across the visual system …

Neurons in the temporal visual cortical areas of primates have large receptive fields, which
can show considerable selectivity for what the stimulus is irrespective of exactly where it is in …

In both anesthetized and behaving macaques, we examined the responses of neurons in
the inferior temporal cortex (IT) to repeated presentation of a visual stimulus. In anesthetized …