John Hillyard Cameron (1817 - 1876)

Surgeon-Major John Cameron

In memory of Professor John R. Cameron (1922-2005)

Art - Hillyard (Q)

The panoramic scenes of the world contain more information than we can take in with a single glance. To examine the fine details of a visual scene, we must rely on the brain’s capability to focus attention in a spatially selective manner and thereby facilitate the perception of stimuli within a restricted zone of the visual field1,2. This covert focusing of attention has been likened metaphoric...

in memory of professor john r. cameron (1922-2005)

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Short Years: The Life and Letters of John Bruce Mac-Callum, M.D., 1876-1906

formation of new blood channels and connective tissue. The studies bring us to this point, leaving for the future the chemical definition of these stimuli and the decision as to whether they are endogenous or exogenous in nature. Two possible exceptions might be taken, by the critically minded, to the methods used in the investigation. The first is the use of extremely high pressures in the inj...