Regiões cerebrais além do córtex visual são relevantes para a previsão subjetiva do tempo a partir de eventos salientes em ressonância magnética funcional (fMRI) em um contexto visual naturalístico
Será que você consegue entender o que esse pobre gatinho tem para explicar?! No vídeo de hoje, nossos amigos gatinhos explicam o artigo do nosso ex-aluno de Mestrado @erickalmeida_donis. O artigo pode ser acessado em: https://doi.org/10.1007/s11682-026-01128-8 Ele investigou a percepção do tempo utilizando a ressonância magnética funcional. Você já tinha parado para pensar nisso? Quando você vê um filme de ação, ele passa mais rápido ou mais devagar do que um filme monótono?
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Master’s Defense – EduardioArruda
On June 18th, 2023, our colleague Eduardo Rocha Arruda successfully defended his Master’s dissertation titled “Quantitative Analysis of...
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