It includes different brainstem nuclei, the superior colliculus of the midbrain, and various regions throughout the cerebral cortex.

The inferior colliculus (IC) has traditionally been regarded as an important relay in the auditory pathway, primarily involved in relaying auditory information from the brainstem to the thalamus.

The inferior colliculus (IC) is an important midbrain station of the auditory pathway, as well as an important hub of multisensory integration. The adult mammalian IC can be subdivided into three ...

The superior colliculus contains a map of the visual field on its surface, Ito said. The new discovery indicates that it contains a map of the tongue's surface, too. "It's not intuitive," Goldberg ...

It consists of the eye, retina, fibres that conduct visual information to the thalamus, the superior colliculus and parts of the cerebral cortex.

This important study presents a finding on the role of the Inferior Colliculus in sensory prediction, cognitive decision-making, and reward prediction. The evidence supporting the claims of the ...

To identify the neural circuits behind these responses, Baier and his colleagues first looked at the activity of neurons in the superior colliculus, a midbrain structure that integrates stimuli from ...

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The inferior colliculus is a vital component of the brain's auditory pathway, responsible for processing and transmitting sound information to the thalamus. Enhancing its responsiveness can ...

Multisensory integration (MSI) is the integration by the brain of environmental information acquired through more than one sense. Accurate MSI has been shown to be a key component of successful aging ...

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