Visual processing of objects defined by coherent motion

尽管人脑可以很容易地破译复杂的视觉场景，但人们对负责的神经回路是如何运作的知之甚少。例如，一种伪装的动物，比如树皮上的飞蛾，一动就能看到它，这是怎么回事？为了更好地了解这一过程，该项目旨在确定大脑不同视觉区域是如何相互作用的，以创建一个负责检测移动伪装物体的网络。了解这一点将使我们能够更好地了解大脑的组织和局限性。

Although the human brain can easily decode the complex visual scene, little is known about how the responsible neural circuits operate. For example, how is it that a camouflaged animal, such as a moth on the bark of a tree, becomes visible once it moves? To better understand the processes, this project aims to determine how different visual areas of the brain interact with each other to create a network that is responsible for detecting moving camouflaged objects. Knowing this will enable us to better understand the organisation and limitations of the brain.