(leader: Dr. Buzás Péter)
Our vision conveys a picture of the world in which the spatial location, movement, shape, color and other qualities of objects are naturally combined into a unified perception. However, the different aspects of the image projected onto the photoreceptors are processed by the visual system in parallel, functionally and anatomically separable channels. The current main direction of our research is to understand the structure, function and evolutionary origin of the neural pathways involved in color vision and stereopsis, for which we use anatomical (pathway labeling, immunocytochemistry), electrophysiological and functional (optical imaging) methods.
Dr. Buzásné Dr. Telkes Ildikó
Dr. Fusz Katalin
Dr. Kóbor Péter
Hegyi Péter
Dr. Radó János
Illés Rita
Kovácsné Korona Erzsébet