Nancy Kanwisher: History of Neuroimaging Research on Face Recognition

Explore the fascinating history of neuroimaging research on face recognition in this 34-minute lecture by Nancy Kanwisher. Delve into key concepts such as the inversion effect, early brain imaging studies, and the development of functional MRI techniques. Learn about Kanwisher's personal journey in the field, including her first MRI experience and the publication of groundbreaking results. Examine the importance of studying faces in cognitive neuroscience and understand the limitations and challenges faced by researchers. Discover the significance of anatomical variability, localizer scans, and the exploration of other brain regions involved in face recognition. Gain insights into homologous regions and their role in this fascinating area of study.

Intro
Inversion Effect
First Brain Imaging Study
Imaging Data
Justine Herschel
Functional MRI
Nancys first MRI
Why study faces
First results
Paper published
Anatomical variability
Localizer scan
Limitations
First paper
Questions
Other regions
Homologous regions