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This project investigates how mice perceive depth using virtual reality to simulate prey capture behavior. By manipulating visual depth cues and analyzing neural activity in the brain, it aims to uncover the mechanisms behind depth perception and the integration of binocular signals in the visual cortex.
The perception of depth entails the non-trivial transformation from two 2-D images captured by the retinas to a unified 3-D representation of the environment.
This computation has been under scrutiny for long, but there are still many unanswered questions about how different depth cues, such as motion parallax and stereopsis, are utilized, and about the neural mechanisms underlying depth perception.
In this work, I propose employing predatory behavior in the mouse, a visually guided, robust beha…
MAX-PLANCK-GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FORDERUNG DER WISSENSCHAFTEN EV
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