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UCI cognitive sciences assistant professor Cherlyn Ng shares her work to understand that brain’s role in vision
When most people hear the word “vision,” they think eyes. But UCI cognitive scientist and visual perception expert Cherlyn Ng says our sight would be terrible if we relied on the eyes alone. In this latest installment of the UCI Social Sciences Experts On series, she shares her research on the brain’s role in crafting what we see.
UCI cognitive sciences assistant professor Cherlyn Ng shares her work to understand that brain’s role in vision
When most people hear the word “vision,” they think eyes. But UCI cognitive scientist and visual perception expert Cherlyn Ng says our sight would be terrible if we relied on the eyes alone. In this latest installment of the UCI Social Sciences Experts On series, she shares her research on the brain’s role in crafting what we see.
