Brad Duchaine

The first comprehensive case study of early-emerging prosopometamorphopsia

This paper presents the first comprehensive case study of early-emerging prosopometamorphopsia, detailing its clinical manifestations and neural correlates.

Standardized human tests show that most vision models are face-blind

The paper tests AI models on standardized face recognition tasks and finds most perform worse than humans, with some showing face-blindness similar to human prosopagnosia.

Gyral crowns contribute to the cortical infrastructure of human face processing

The paper examines the relationship between gyral crown height and face-selective regions in the fusiform gyrus, finding reduced crown height correlates with impaired face recognition in developmental prosopagnosia and replicates this in a large neurotypical sample.

Overlooked neuroanatomical markers of face processing and developmental prosopagnosia in posteromedial cortex

The paper identifies a sulcal network in the posteromedial cortex associated with face processing and finds structural differences between neurotypical individuals and those with developmental prosopagnosia.

Developmental prosopagnosics have normal spatial integration in posterior ventral face-selective regions

This study examines pRF properties in developmental prosopagnosics and controls, finding similar pRF characteristics despite facial recognition deficits.

Hominoid-specific sulcal variability is related to face perception ability

The paper examines the relationship between the length of the mid-fusiform sulcus and face perception ability in neurotypical controls and individuals with developmental prosopagnosia.

Music perception in acquired prosopagnosia: An anterior temporal syndrome for faces, voices, and music

The paper investigates music perception deficits in acquired prosopagnosia and identifies an anterior temporal syndrome involving face, voice, and music processing.