Modulation of brain signal variability in visual cortex reflects aging, GABA, and behavior by Poortata Lalwani, Thad Polk, Douglas D Garrett

“…Additionally, we found that such variability modulation was associated with higher baseline visual GABA levels and was reduced in older adults. …”
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The duration of a co-occurring sound modulates visual detection performance in humans. by Benjamin de Haas, Roberto Cecere, Harriet Cullen, Jon Driver, Vincenzo Romei

“…We found that visual detection sensitivity (d') for unimodal stimuli was higher for stimuli of longer duration. …”
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Topographic Independent Component Analysis reveals random scrambling of orientation in visual space. by Marina Martinez-Garcia, Luis M Martinez, Jesús Malo

“…Neurons at primary visual cortex (V1) in humans and other species are edge filters organized in orientation maps. …”
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An Analysis of the Visual Complexity on Academic Library Websites Based on Berlyne’s Complexity Theory by Maryam Tavosi, Nader Naghshineh, Mohammad Zerehsaz, Siamak Mahboub

“…Moreover, the study found significant differences between the library websites of top Iranian and international universities. …”
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The role of consumers’ visual attention stimuli in advertising: traditional and neuromarketing research perspectives by Jūratė Banytė, Ieva Pūkienė, Greta Dargytė

“…A survey involving 403 respondents in Lithuania found that a statistically significant relationship exists between all visual attention stimuli and attitudes toward advertising, except for advertising authenticity (p-value>0.05). …”
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Combined effects of moderate normobaric hypoxia and sleep restriction on visual and auditory integration by Clémentine Jacques, Pierre Fabries, Anaïs Pontiggia, Vincent Beauchamps, Carine Malle, Damien Léger, Nathalie Koulmann, Fabien Sauvet, Danielle Gomez-Merino, Mounir Chennaoui, Michael Quiquempoix

“…This study aimed to investigate the effects of prolonged moderate hypoxia exposure (4 h at fraction of inspired oxygen FiO2 = 13.6%, ≃ 3500 m), sleep restriction (3 h of time-in-bed) and their combination on the evoked potential P300 and the alpha rhythm in 17 healthy participants. We first found that visually and auditory evoked P300 amplitude were reduced by sleep restriction and the combination of hypoxia plus sleep restriction, but not by hypoxia alone, reproducing previous findings regarding sleep restriction. …”
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Visual Outcome and Prognostic Factors of Optic Neuritis: A Perspective from the East by Digvijay Singh, Rohit Saxena

“…Prognostic factors for visual recovery in optic neuritis have been found to include visual acuity at presentation, clinical signs in the form of retrobulbar pain and disc edema, race and ethnicity, age and retinal thinning on OCT. …”
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Visual Snow-Like Symptoms and Posterior Uveitis following COVID-19 Infection by Kathryn Kelani Braceros, Masumi G. Asahi, Ron P. Gallemore

“…Visual snow (VS) is a neurologic condition consisting of a constant positive visual disturbance described as “static” with diagnosis requiring exclusion of competing neurologic and ophthalmologic disorders. …”
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The Impact of AI-Generated Content on China’s New Media Visual Creative Practitioners by Zhang Yalin

“…From shallow to deep analysis, it is found that although the relevant applications of AIGC can provide some convenience for visual creators at work, they still need to control the proportion of labour and technology in the finished product when applied to creation or commercial marketing.…”
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Visual scale of MRI evaluation of the brain atrophy on early stage of Alzheimer disease by N. G. Neznanov, N. I. Ananyeva, N. M. Zalutskaya, I. R. Stulov, I. E. Galsman, J. A. Beltceva

“…Atrophic changes of the cortex of parietal lobe were not found in most of patients.…”
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ENHANCING ENGLISH VOCABULARY ACQUISITION AMONG YOUNG LEARNERS THROUGH VISUAL AIDS by Risa Umami

“…Visual aids helped students connect new words to their meanings more easily, reducing misunderstandings and facilitating better learning outcomes. …”
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Solution of problem of returning to the starting point of autonomously flying UAV by visual navigation by R. S. Zhuk, B. A. Zalesky, Ph. S. Trotski

“…After the loss of the signal the return mission is launched, which provides estimation of the position of UAV relatively the map created by previously found features. Proposed approach does not require such complex calculations as V-SLAM and does not accumulate errors over time, in contrast to visual odometry and traditional methods of inertial navigation. …”
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Legitimacy First: Marine Le Pen’s Visual De‐Demonisation Strategies on Instagram by Donatella Bonansinga

“…Recent research on populist visual communication has found a predominance of positivity in the way the populist radical right (PRR) communicates on Instagram. …”
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Assessment tools for evaluating neuropsychomotor development in children with visual impairment: an integrative review by Aline de Oliveira Brandão, Rafael Coelho Magalhães, Ana Luiza Leles Rocha, Natália de Oliveira Costa, Luciene Chaves Fernandes, Galton Carvalho Vasconcelos

“…ABSTRACT This study, an integrative literature review, aims to find tools used in Brazil to evaluate the neuropsychomotor development of children with visual impairment. The search for articles was carried out in the Virtual Health Library, PubMed®, Scientific Electronic Library Online databases. 1552 articles were found, and after analysis, 4 studies were selected for this work. …”
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The effect of visual art activities on socialization and stress management of individuals with special needs by Kıymet Bayer, Seda Liman Turan

“…Most of the participating teachers agreed that visual arts activities contributed to the socialization and stress management of individuals with special needs, and the study found that these activities played an important role in the inclusion of individuals with special needs in society and led to a decrease in stress symptoms.…”
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A Navigation System for the Visually Impaired: A Fusion of Vision and Depth Sensor by Nadia Kanwal, Erkan Bostanci, Keith Currie, Adrian F. Clark

“…For a number of years, scientists have been trying to develop aids that can make visually impaired people more independent and aware of their surroundings. …”
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From Viewpoint to Reverse Metaphorization: An Analysis of Deliberate Visual Metaphors in Lifelong Learning by N. V. Mongilyova, Y. S. Talybova

“…This study investigates the deliberate use of visual metaphors on a university website. The research material comprises images featured in thematic sections related to lifelong learning (LLL). …”
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Sound and vision: evaluating the student experience of audio-visual feedback in higher education by Jill Gould, Patricia Day

“…Feedback which uses the spoken word has been found to be more personalised and supportive, helping to establish connection and engagement with students. …”
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“A Real China” on User-Generated Videos? Audio-Visual Narratives of Confucianism by Jianxiu Hao

“…The Chinese Communist Party has not found a coherent solution to the challenges of reconciling social interests, since Communism has been more and more becoming mere “lip service”. …”
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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR INFLUENCING THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN ADULTS WITH VISUAL IMPAIRMENT by Nevenka Mravlinčić

“…Statistical analysis included correlation and regression methods to determine the relationship between variables. The study found a significant association between physical activity and quality of life in adults with visual impairment. …”
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