A groundbreaking study has unveiled a surprising truth about our perception of time: the present moment is not as straightforward as it seems. Our brains intricately delay and blend visual signals ...

The brain is a highly organized structure. Like other brain regions, visual areas have structure to them, which scientists call modules This modular organization consists of patches of neurons that ...

Human visual perception is inherently subjective, influenced by the brain's interpretation of retinal signals based on prior experience ("unconscious inference"), leading to illusions rather than a ...

Every day, millions of people track their steps, heart rate, sleep patterns, and even calorie intake. They log data into apps or strap on wearables to keep a pulse on their health. According to a ...

Have you ever googled something but couldn't remember the answer a short time later? Well, you're probably not alone. Multiple studies have shown that "digital amnesia" or the "Google effect" is a ...

The brain divides vision between its two hemispheres—what's on your left is processed by your right hemisphere and vice versa—but your experience with every bike or bird that you see zipping by is ...

The arts are often portrayed as the polar opposite of the sciences. However, a closer inspection reveals a rich shared history in which the two approaches have, at different times, acted in a ...

As more patients seek permanent alternatives to glasses and contacts, Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE)—also known as Custom Lens Replacement—continues to grow in popularity. In a newly published article ...

An optical illusion or a brain teaser is a type of visual puzzle that creates a misleading effect on our brain and leads to our brain's interpretations in the wrong way, and misleads our perception.

The launch of this year’s Our Vision Our Voice Exhibition by Mullingar Mental Health Association yesterday evening was timed ...