Lab News
How does the putamen, one of the brain’s hubs for movement and learning, become organized? Although the putamen emerges in the womb, we show that its mature organization does not. During the first year of life, the putamen's tissue properties…
Kalanit recently delivered a keynote lecture at the conference for Cognitive Computational Neuroscience titled "Understanding the functional neuroanatomy of the visual system using topographic deep neural networks and spatiotemporal receptive…
Check out the newest publication from our lab in Nature Communications, titled "Cortical and white matter myelination proceed in concert during early infancy."
Congratulations to Dr. Clara Bacmeister (pictured above) for her PhD in Neuroscience where she discovered how visual cortex myelinated over development. Next, to Justin Choo for his masters with honors ΦΒΚ in Computer Science! Good luck in…
Juliet Horenziak, an honors student in our lab, recently presented her honors thesis titled "Better in Stereo? Examining Individual Differences in Distant Size Perception and the Moon Illusion." We are so proud of all of…