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Barbara Händel

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Video processingSensory processes, perception and performance

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|Dec 19, 2025

Multiunit and oscillatory activity in macaque V1 is modulated by blinking in a context-dependent way.

Surpiya Murali, Beshoy Agayby, Michael C Schmid

|Oct 12, 2019

Walking enhances peripheral visual processing in humans.

Liyu Cao, Barbara Händel

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