At first glance, the eyes of mammals and those of insects do not seem to have much in common. However, a comparison of the neural circuits for detecting motion shows surprising parallels between flies ...
How neuronal computations in the sensory periphery contribute to computations in the cortex is not well understood. We examined this question in the context of visual-motion processing in the retina ...
Previous work on mice demonstrated that the direction-selective neurons in the mouse eye -- in this case, retinal ganglion cells -- likewise represent the animal's self-motion as a complex pattern.
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