Visual Representations of Abandoned Industrial Spaces in Tourist Photos by Olga Vyacheslavovna Sergeeva, Elena Vladimirovna Nedoseka

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Atypical and inflexible visual encoding in autism spectrum disorder. by Emily L Isenstein, Woon Ju Park, Duje Tadin

“…Encoding, which involves translating sensory information into neural representations, is a critical first step in the sensory-perceptual pathway. Using a visual orientation task, a new study found both lower encoding capacity and less flexible adaptation in people with autism spectrum disorder.…”
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Visual integration deficits associated with psychosis are independent of diagnosis by Mia Geljic, Matthew Mitchell, Keri-Anne Stevens, Henry Holbrook, Hayley Darke, Patrick Goodbourn, Christina Damicoucas, Mohammad Asghari-Jafarabadi, Suresh Sundram, Olivia Carter

“…Abstract Evidence of altered visual processing is well‐established in schizophrenia. …”
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Population receptive field dynamics in human visual cortex. by Koen V Haak, Frans W Cornelissen, Antony B Morland

“…To examine this further, we estimated the pRF in twelve healthy participants while masking the central portion of the visual field. We found that the pRF changes in location and size for two differently sized artificial scotomas, and that these pRF dynamics are most likely due to a combination of the neuronal receptive field position and size scatter as well as modulatory feedback signals from extrastriate visual areas.…”
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Teaching Strategies and the Holistic Acquisition of Knowledge of the Visual Arts by Eda Birsa

“…The proposed guidelines for teaching art concepts will help teachers to overcome specific obstacles in planning activities for the visual arts learning process, while students will benefit from an increased connection between subjects and integrated knowledge of the visual arts.…”
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MULTIMODAL DISCOURSE: AN ANALYSIS OF TWO POLITICAL ADVERTISING VISUALS by Fatma Nazlı Köksal, Hanife Erişen

“…It was additionally found that the framework identified representational, interactional, and compositional processes, which contribute to the social interpretations of the images.…”
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Unsupervised learning of temporal regularities in visual cortical populations by Sorin Pojoga, Ariana Andrei, Valentin Dragoi

“…Here we report that when neural populations in macaque primary visual cortex are triggered to exhibit a periodic response to a repetitive sequence of optogenetic laser flashes, they learn to accurately reproduce the temporal sequence even when light stimulation is turned off. …”
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Impairment of visual and neurologic functions associated with agrochemical use. by Ingrid Astrid Jiménez Barbosa, Martha Fabiola Rodríguez Alvarez, Laila Cristina Bernal Bechara, Sieu K Khuu

“…No significant difference between groups for acetylcholinesterase levels was found, but there was a significant group difference in Substance P. …”
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Visual Notation as a Narrative Development of the Perception of Change by Michael Croft

“…The visuals were being made as the first draft of the article was being written. …”
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Visual and automatic cyclic alternating pattern (CAP) scoring by Agostinho Rosa, Gabriela Rodrigues Alves, Magneide Brito, Maria Cecília Lopes, Sérgio Tufik

“…The objective of this study is to verify the feasibility of visual CAP scoring with only one channel of EEG, the evaluation of the inter-scorer agreement in a variety of recordings, and the comparison of the visual scorings with a known automatic scoring system. …”
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Visual disgust constricts pupils in response to misophonic movies by Yuqi Qiu, Sungjoon Park, Urszula Oszczapinska, Urszula Oszczapinska, Laurie M. Heller, Laurie M. Heller

“…We asked whether pupillometry could provide an objective pupillary signature of the reactions of disgust and anger toward misophonic events depicted in movies. We found greater pupil constriction toward movies with more visually disgusting video tracks, both for misophonic and non-misophonic individuals, whereas movies with a video track suggesting a neutral source of a misophonic sound (e.g., Samermit et al., 2022, Heller et al., 2025) increased both the sound pleasantness ratings and the pupil diameters. …”
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Bending it like Beckham: how to visually fool the goalkeeper. by Joost C Dessing, Cathy M Craig

“…Furthermore our results and model suggest how visual landmarks, such as the goalposts in this instance, may constrain the extent of the movement biases.…”
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Microsaccades during high speed continuous visual search by Jacob G. Martin, Charles E. Davis, Maximilian Riesenhuber, Simon J. Thorpe

“…Regardless of the experimental context (e.g. background scene, no background scene), or target eccentricity (from 4 to 20 degrees of visual angle), we found that the microsaccade rate dropped to near zero levels within only 12 milliseconds after stimulus onset.  …”
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Visual advantage in deaf adults linked to retinal changes. by Charlotte Codina, Olivier Pascalis, Chris Mody, Peter Toomey, Jill Rose, Laura Gummer, David Buckley

“…Significant correlations between the depth of the RNFL at the inferior-nasal peripapillary retina and the corresponding far temporal and superior temporal visual field areas (sensitivity) were found. Our results show that cross-modal plasticity after early onset deafness may not be limited to the sensory cortices, noting specific retinal adaptations in early onset deaf adults which are significantly correlated with peripheral vision sensitivity.…”
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Association of autistic traits with inference generation in visual narratives by Stasha Medeiros, Neil Cohn, Tom Foulsham, Emily L. Coderre

“…In both experiments, individual differences in autistic traits and visual language fluency were examined. In Experiment 1 we did not see any effects of these predictors; however, for Experiment 2 we found that autistic traits and visual language fluency may be influential in narrative comprehension for measures of offline processing. …”
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Hemispheric Organization of Visual Word Recognition in Turkish Monolinguals by Filiz Mergen, Gulmira Kuruoglu

“…Numerous aspects of language have been the subject of research. Visual word recognition is a temporal process which starts with recognizing the physical features of words and matching them with potential candidates in the mental lexicon. …”
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Hippocampus alters visual representation to encode new memory by Chenhui Liu, Zhen Liu, Kaiyuan Liu, Tianfu Zhang, Guangyu Wang, Hong Xie, Ji-Song Guan

“…Here, within the trace eyeblink conditioning paradigm, we found a neuronal ensemble in layer II of mouse visual cortex (VIS) that responded to the paired stimulus of light flash (cue, or conditioned stimulus [CS]) and air puff (unconditioned stimulus [US]), but not discrete stimuli, resembling an associative event during learning. …”
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Essential visual skills required for boxing: A review by S’bongile Mahlangu, Musa L. Mathunjwa, Lourens Millard, Gerrit J. Breukelman

“…Results: A total of 35 full-text English-language articles were included in the review after the removal of duplicates and the full-text review process. The review found that the essential visual skills required for boxing are depth perception, accommodation facility, saccadic eye movements, hand-eye coordination, peripheral awareness, speed and span of recognition, reaction time, visual memory and anticipation. …”
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Visual profiling and vision screening of preschool children in Greenland by Nick Duelund, Ivan Nisted, Marit Eika Jørgensen, Steffen Heegaard, Hanne Jensen

“…Cycloplegic myopia (≤-0.5 dioptres) was found in 5%, while 18% had hyperopia >+2.0 dioptres. …”
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A Visual Assessment of Roadside Poplar Plantings in Turkey by Cengiz Acar, Engin Eroğlu

“…In the results of the study, the poplar trees, either individually or in the form of compositions, were reported to have a significant visual diversity. Moreover, the cluster analysis found the resulting three groups to be associated with leaf density, seasonal conditions and the trees as individuals or in groups. …”
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