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How does the brain identify, track and interact with other individuals?
Animals move through complex environments, rapidly sample their surroundings, communicate with others, and make decisions using information that is constantly changing. We study the neural mechanisms that make these natural behaviors possible.
How does the brain identify, track and interact with other individuals?
How does the brain represent where we—and others—are in space?
How does the brain construct a stable world from constantly changing visual information?
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