Scientists have revealed the most scientifically accurate reconstructions of what ancient humans would have looked like.

Abstract: Face images captured in the real world are usually corrupted by motion blur, which inevitably degrades the performance of current face super-resolution methods. To remedy this, in this study ...

Abstract: Face information in public images is vulnerable to tampering. Some studies have used pre-embedded watermarks to detect tampering but cannot recover the original face. To address this, we ...

Frieze Los Angeles is bigger than ever this year, with more than 120 participating galleries representing 22 countries. Here are some of the artists, curators and collectors that filled the art ...

Face neurons, which fire more strongly in response to images of faces than to other objects, are a paradigmatic example of object selectivity in the visual cortex. We asked whether such neurons ...

Figure 1. (A) Experiment procedure. A gender-neutral template face was superimposed with noises to create a set of gender-ambiguous faces, which were submitted to the VGG-Face and human observers for ...

A master of illusion, Ms. Crane transformed the quotidian into the quirky by distorting images through a variety of formats. By Sam Roberts Barbara Crane, an abstract photographer whose camera ...

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There must be 50 ways to pin down a face Precision images of real faces have been recreated simply by monitoring the activity of certain cells in the brains of macaque monkeys as they looked at ...

The macaque was presented with images taken from a set of 32 different human faces, with many different expressions, and had to base his judgment on facial identity, ignoring the other variations.

Here we exploited the macaque face patch system to systematically explore the effects of targeted microstimulation of different fMRI-identified face patches on perception of faces and objects.