A "digital twin" model of mouse visual cortex enabled researchers to generate diverse images that activate single neurons, revealing a bipartite receptive field structure aligned with natural object boundaries. (IMAGE)

University of Göttingen

A "digital twin" model of mouse visual cortex enabled researchers to generate diverse images that activate single neurons, revealing a bipartite receptive field structure aligned with natural object boundaries.

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A "digital twin" model of mouse visual cortex enabled researchers to generate diverse images that activate single neurons, revealing a bipartite receptive field structure aligned with natural object boundaries.

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Adapted from Ding Z, Tran DT et al., Nature Neuroscience, DOI: 10.1038/s41593-026-02213-3; licensed with CC BY 4.0

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