Carbon dioxide pumped into a bright chamber mimics a breathing host for the pest to target.

A study of 13 starfish species reveals that even animals that live at depths where sunlight doesn’t reach have functioning eyes.

People who read normally tend to have one dominant eye while people with dyslexia do not, research shows.

In the developing Drosophila visual system, signals from glia cultivate the growth of neurons from immature cells.

The first data include real-time neural activity in the visual cortex of mice observing pictures and videos.

Deciphering how a jumping spider sees the world and processes visual information may yield insights into long-standing robotics problems.

Cornell researchers probe the brains of jumping spiders to gain insight into the arachnid's visual processing capabilities.

Sounds trigger a response in the visual cortex that predicts how accurately a person can identify a visual target.