A Brain Circuit that Detects Faces
We're hard-wired for spotting faces
A brain circuit in primates that rapidly detects faces has been discovered.
This circuit, involving the superior colliculus, explains how we quickly spot and focus on faces, which could be relevant for portrait artists, character designers, or anyone who draws or paints people.
Researchers Gongchen Yu, Ph.D., Leor Katz, Ph.D., and Richard Krauzlis, Ph.D. …
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