sensory cortex

noun

1. the region of the cerebral cortex concerned with receiving and interpreting sensory information from various parts of the body.

Example Sentences

"What's the headwind that's blowing back that sensory information and keeping it in the sensory cortex?"

From Science Daily

Sensory stimuli from the eyes, ears, and such are converted to electrical signals and then transmitted to the relevant parts of the sensory cortex that process these inputs and induce perception.

From Scientific American

In 2016, Nathan Copeland, who was paralyzed from the chest down in a car accident, not only fist-bumped President Barack Obama with a robotic hand, he also experienced the tactile sensation of the bump in his own hand as the prosthesis sent signals back to electrodes in his brain, stimulating his sensory cortex.

From New York Times

All of this information is initially processed in the brain’s sensory cortex.

From Nature

The brain scanner focused on activity in the ventral temporal cortex and the sensory cortex, regions that are especially active when a person focuses mental attention on simple images such as these.

From New York Times