News
The Latest
September 2007
A Model of V4 Shape Selectivity and Invariance: [ Paper in J Neurophys ]
August 2007
Appearance Isn't Everything: News on Object Representation in Cortex (Preview for Paper by Mahon et al. ) [ Preview in Neuron ]
March 2007
fMRI study elucidates neural mechanisms underlying perceptual and category learning in humans: [ Paper in Neuron ] [ GUMC News release ]
January 2007
A machine vision system based on our biological model of human object recognition delivers state-of-the-art performance on benchmark object recognition tasks: [ Paper in IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence ].
Press
- "Wir kennen uns doch." SZ Wissen, December 2007 (in German).
- "Kennen wir uns?" Gehirn und Geist, November 2007 [ pdf ] (in German).
- fMRI study elucidates neural mechanisms underlying perceptual and category learning in humans. GUMC news release, March 14, 2007
- Erkenntnis über das Erkennen. Süddeutsche Zeitung, April 17, 2006. [ pdf ] (German).
- Is the Brain Wired for Faces? New Research Shows Specific Mechanisms May Not Exist for Facial Recognition. GUMC news release, April 6, 2006.
- Building a Better Model of the Brain. GUMC feature, November 2005.
- GUMC Professor Receives Major Federal Grant. The Hoya, September 16, 2005.
- Computing: the interplay of biology and information technology is transforming how and why computing is done. Technology Review, October 2003. [ pdf ]
- MIT Researchers Find Individual Brain Cells 'tuned' to Entire Categories of Information: Monkeys Learn to See Differences between Cats and Dogs. MIT News Release, January 11, 2001.
- Rewiring the Brain: Cat or Dog? During Quizzes, Monkeys Show How Fast They Learn the Difference. MSNBC, January, 2001.