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Neural Coding and Microstimulation Studies of Motion Detection in the Primate Visual System

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Greg Jefferis .

Nick Masse from Erik Cook’s lab at McGill will be presenting some of his recent work on visual motion processing in monkey area MT (Middle Temporal cortex). This will include an examination of the effect of spike phase on sensory encoding and how this correlates with behavior during a motion detection task. The second part will examine the use of electrical microstimulation to activate specific regions of visual cortex.

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