To see if the application would actually work, the researchers chose to visualize parts of a mouse’s neocortex–the area ... the brain structures. In the video below, they use color ...

A new study co-authored by a University of Chicago neuroscientist identifies those neural networks, particularly the areas of the brain that encode the colors we actually see. “We’ve been able to show ...

“I think it’s a very powerful system,” he tells Co.Design, “and it’s completely underexploited.” Conway’s research into the brain’s color systems has clear value for designers and ...

Thanks to their color, we immediately spot ripe cherries on a tree ... also known as V1. It is the largest visual area in the brain. And the first to receive input from the retina. When this area is ...

This video is a 3D model of a subset of the neuronal fibers that enable communication throughout the brain. As the video progresses, different pathways appear, each of which is involved in a distinct ...

These axon bundles connect and coordinate communication between different areas of the brain. Signals that pass ... The different colors that come and go throughout the visualization track ...

The authors concluded that the same brain areas that support the conscious experience of color also support the experience of synesthetic colors, allowing the two to be "seen" at the same time.

These areas are responsible for the coordination of attention and action. The networks in the occipital lobe, on the other hand, handle and maintain the sensory information about the visual stimuli.

But, in fact, it’s actually a beige color and doesn’t have wrinkles ... Lobes are large areas of your brain that have a certain location and are associated with a set of functions.