Edan Daniel Hertz

The paper shows two architectural gradients in human visual cortex that correlate with structural, functional, and behavioral traits across the lifespan.

This study maps the dorsal visual stream in adults and children, finding protracted development and hemispheric asymmetry in receptive field coverage and spatial attention.

The paper shows that sign language experience alters visual category representations in the brain, with distinct changes in deaf signers versus hearing signers who learned sign language later in life.

The paper shows that a limb-selective region in visual cortex defies the eccentricity theory, revealing a parabolic topography shaped by visual experience and innate wiring.