Our faculty member Ass.Prof. Katja Doerschner has published a paper with Robert Ennis from Justus-Liebig-Universitaet Giessen. Abstract: Retinally incident light is an ambiguous product of spectral distributions of light in the environment and their interactions with reflecting, absorbing, and transmitting materials. An ideal color constant observer would unravel these confounded sources of information and account […]
Read More At UMRAM, our post-doc alumni Utku Kaya and faculty member Ass.Prof. Hulusi Kafaligonul published a paper titled “Cortical processes underlying the effects of static sound timing on perceived visual speed” in NeuroImage on 1 Oct 2019. Abstract: It is well known that the timing of brief static sounds can alter different aspects of visual motion perception. For instance, previous […]
Read More UMRAM, Psychology and Neuroscience faculty Dr. Burcu Ayşen Ürgen has published a paper titled “Distinct representations in occipito-temporal, parietal, and premotor cortex during action perception revealed by fMRI and computational modeling” in Neuropsychologia. Her collaborators in the project include Dr. Ayse P. Saygin from UC San Diego and Dr. Selen Pehlivan from TED University. The project investigates visual action representations in the human brain using […]
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