When performing statistical analysis of single-subject fMRI data, serial correlations need to
be taken into account to allow for valid inference. Otherwise, the variability in the parameter …

Attention to sensory information has been shown to modulate the neuronal processing of
that information. For example, visuospatial attention acts by modulating responses at …

Somatosensation is fundamental to our ability to sense our body and interact with the world.
Our body is continuously sampling the environment using a variety of receptors tuned to …

… Author links open overlay panel Alexander M. Puckett a , Kevin M. Aquino b c d e , PA
Robinson b d , Michael Breakspear c f , Mark M. Schira a g …

The nuclei of the basal ganglia pose a special problem for functional MRI, especially at ultra-high
field, because T2* variations between different regions result in suboptimal BOLD …

The spatial topography of visual attention is a distinguishing and critical feature of many
theoretical models of visuospatial attention. Previous fMRI-based measurements of the …

Functional neuroimaging experiments that employ naturalistic stimuli (natural scenes, films,
spoken narratives) provide insights into cognitive function “in the wild”. Natural stimuli …

Recent studies have demonstrated significant regional variability in the hemodynamic
response function (HRF), highlighting the difficulty of correctly interpreting functional MRI (fMRI) …

Whether it be in a single neuron or a more complex biological system like the human brain,
form and function are often directly related. The functional organization of human visual …

The physiological blind spot is a naturally occurring scotoma corresponding with the optic disc
in the retina of each eye. Even during monocular viewing, observers are usually oblivious …