Binocularity is a fundamental property of primate vision. Ocular dominance describes the
perceptual weight given to the inputs from the two eyes in their binocular combination. There …

We investigated suprathreshold binocular combination in humans with abnormal binocular
visual experience early in life. In the first experiment we presented the two eyes with equal …

Amblyopia is a developmental disorder that results in deficits of monocular and binocular
vision. It is presently unclear whether these deficits result from attenuation of signals in the …

The adult human visual system maintains the ability to be altered by sensory deprivation.
What has not been considered is whether the internal neural states modulate visual …

Ocular dominance has been extensively studied, often with the goal to understand
neuroplasticity, which is a key characteristic within the critical period. Recent work on …

We developed a dichoptic global orientation coherence paradigm to quantify interocular
suppression in amblyopia. This task is biased towards ventral processing and allows …

We investigated suprathreshold binocular combination, measuring both the perceived
phase and perceived contrast of a cyclopean sine wave. We used a paradigm adapted from …

Purpose Humans with amblyopia have an asymmetry in binocular vision: neural signals
from the amblyopic eye are suppressed in the cortex by the fellow eye. The purpose of this …

Primates rely on two eyes to perceive depth, while maintaining stable vision when either one
eye or both eyes are open. Although psychophysical and modeling studies have …

Luminance plays a modulating role in the processes of several visual tasks, which in turn
provides significant information for the understanding of visual processing. Here, using a …