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Bernstein Brain Day 2013

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Recent Publications

Collective Activity of Many Bistable Assemblies Reproduces Characteristic Dynamics of Multistable Perception
Perception and the strongest sensory memory trace of multi-stable displays both form shortly after the stimulus onset
Transformation priming helps to disambiguate sudden changes of sensory inputs
Stochastic Accumulation by Cortical Columns May Explain the Scalar Property of Multistable Perception
Perceptual adaptation to structure-from-motion depends on the size of adaptor and probe objects, but not on the similarity of their shapes

News

The Slow Science Manifesto
Alexander Pastukhov receives "Best Article Award 2013"
Jochen Braun participates in Marie Curie Network “INDIREA”
8. Lange Nacht der Nacht der Wissenschaft
Bernstein Brain Day 2013

Recent Abstracts

Sensory memory: a lingering memory trace from the time when perception was formed
A theory for stimulus integration and bistable perception
Sensory memory of multi-stable displays: memory mechanisms are used to resolve ambiguity, not to stabilize perception
Dynamical features of stimulus integration by interacting cortical columns
Disentangling history effects in multi-stable perception

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