Woon Ju Park

The paper examines Heschl's gyrus (HG) morphology in blind individuals to determine if auditory experience affects cortical folding, finding no significant difference compared to sighted individuals.

The paper shows early blind individuals and musicians have enhanced pitch perception due to reduced internal noise, not narrower frequency tuning.

This study shows that individual differences in sensory noise during visual processing predict visual working memory capacity and that high sensory noise in schizophrenia explains its WM deficits.

This study investigates auditory motion perception in sighted and early blind individuals, finding that both groups use separable filters, but early blind individuals show enhanced sensitivity and noise resistance.

The paper shows that online tRNS improves visual processing under high external noise but not after stimulation, resembling effects of spatial attention.