Jean‐Baptiste Durand

The paper uses fMRI in macaque monkeys to show that visual and vestibular inputs during egomotion activate distinct cortical networks with specific convergence sites.

The paper investigates how human cortical area V6 processes visuo-vestibular signals during self-motion, finding it preferentially responds to congruent and forward motion cues.

This study shows that macaque monkeys and humans exhibit similar pupil responses to illusory light brightness, suggesting shared perceptual mechanisms across primates.

This study re-examines symmetry processing in macaques using fMRI, finding cortical responses comparable to humans, suggesting macaques as a relevant model for studying symmetry at the microscopic level.

This study identifies three cortical areas in awake macaques that show sensitivity to cyclopean stereomotion using fMRI, consistent with human findings.