Vision Research

Functional Brain Imaging in Vision
pp. 1239-1239(1)
Author: Spekreijse H.

Imaging visual function with the multifocal m-sequence technique
pp. 1241-1255(15)
Author: Sutter E.E.

Functional brain imaging based on ERD/ERS
pp. 1257-1260(4)
Author: Pfurtscheller G.

High-resolution spatio-temporal mapping of visual pathways using multi-electrode arrays
pp. 1261-1275(15)
Authors: Normann R.A.; Warren D.J.; Ammermuller J.; Fernandez E.; Guillory S.

PET/SPECT: functional imaging beyond flow
pp. 1277-1281(5)
Author: Lammertsma A.A.

Measurement of corneal sublayer thickness and transparency in transgenic mice with altered corneal clarity using in vivo confocal microscopy
pp. 1283-1290(8)
Authors: Jester J.V.; Ghee Lee Y.; Li J.; Chakravarti S.; Paul J.; Petroll W.M.; Dwight Cavanagh H.

Packing arrangement of the three cone classes in primate retina
pp. 1291-1306(16)
Authors: Roorda A.; Metha A.B.; Lennie P.; Williams D.R.

MR studies of retinal oxygenation
pp. 1307-1311(5)
Authors: Ito Y.; Berkowitz B.A.

Resolution, separation of retinal ganglion cells, and cortical magnification in humans
pp. 1313-1319(7)
Authors: Popovic Z.; Sjostrand J.

Visual areas and spatial summation in human visual cortex
pp. 1321-1332(12)
Authors: Press W.A.; Brewer A.A.; Dougherty R.F.; Wade A.R.; Wandell B.A.

A hierarchy of the functional organization for color, form and disparity in primate visual area V2
pp. 1333-1349(17)
Authors: Ts'o D.Y.; Roe A.W.; Gilbert C.D.

Functional organisation of the saccadic reference system processing extraretinal signals in humans
pp. 1351-1358(8)
Authors: Tobler P.N.; Felblinger J.; Burki M.; Nirkko A.C.; Ozdoba C.; Muri R.M.

Mapping visual cortex in monkeys and humans using surface-based atlases
pp. 1359-1378(20)
Authors: Van Essen D.C.; Lewis J.W.; Drury H.A.; Hadjikhani N.; Tootell R.B.H.; Bakircioglu M.; Miller M.I.

Event-related brain potentials during selective attention to depth and form in global stereopsis
pp. 1379-1388(10)
Authors: Kasai T.; Morotomi T.

Building surfaces from borders in Areas 17 and 18 of the cat
pp. 1389-1407(19)
Authors: Hung C.P.; Ramsden B.M.; Chen L.M.; Roe A.W.

The lateral occipital complex and its role in object recognition
pp. 1409-1422(14)
Authors: Grill-Spector K.; Kourtzi Z.; Kanwisher N.

Integrating electrophysiology and neuroimaging of spatial selective attention to simple isolated visual stimuli
pp. 1423-1435(13)
Authors: Mangun G.R.; Hinrichs H.; Scholz M.; Mueller-Gaertner H.W.; Herzog H.; Krause B.J.; Tellman L.; Kemna L.; Heinze H.J.

Putting spatial attention on the map: timing and localization of stimulus selection processes in striate and extrastriate visual areas
pp. 1437-1457(21)
Authors: Martnez A.; DiRusso F.; Anllo-Vento L.; Sereno M.I.; Buxton R.B.; Hillyard S.A.

Sustained extrastriate cortical activation without visual awareness revealed by fMRI studies of hemianopic patients
pp. 1459-1474(16)
Authors: Goebel R.; Muckli L.; Zanella F.E.; Singer W.; Stoerig P.

Brain activity evoked by inverted and imagined biological motion
pp. 1475-1482(8)
Authors: Grossman E.D.; Blake R.