NIH R01 · 2025
CRCNS: A computational approach to map visual cortex organization in the human brain
PROJECT SUMMARY About a quarter of the human cerebral cortex is visual, with dozens of retinotopic maps and category selective regions. Localizing these areas is crucial to much of human visual neuroscience research and to clinical care. Area localization, such as delineating the boundaries of primary visual cortex, is a necessary step in studies that measure neural activity or anatomical properties because knowledge can only be aggregated across labs, groups, studies, and the lifespan if researchers can identify the same visual areas in each person. Moreover, brain area boundaries often serve as dependent measures themselves, for instance in studies that track the size of face or…
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