A team of researchers from the University of Minnesota's College of Liberal Arts and College of Science and Engineering have found that an early part of the brain's visual system rewires itself when people are trained to perceive patterns, and have shown for the first time that this neural learning appears to be independent of higher order conscious visual processing.
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Neural learning appears to be independent of conscious visual processing
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An animals agility can be affected by the position of its eyes
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Can Brainscanning detect the best leaders?
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Researchers discover two mutations responsible for neurological condition
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Monkeys, humans recognise faces the same way
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New research confirms correlation between reproduction and lifespan
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Certain facial expressions innate
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A NEW study has been looking at the effect
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Human brains 'get smaller with age'
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'How our brain works - recent advances in the theory of brain function', Brussels, Belgium
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Israeli researchers discover biological way to diagnose schizophrenia
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Future looks brighter
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Genetic glitch may prevent kids from learning from their mistakes
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S'pore needs to transform itself into a ``whole brain economy''
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Over-exposure to noise can cause more lasting changes to auditory circuitry
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People with 'bigger brains have more friends'
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Researchers identify an exceptional mouse model of schizophrenia