Erez Freud

This study compares neural dynamics during grasping and placing tasks using EEG, finding shared cortico-cerebellar mechanisms with distinct spatiotemporal patterns.

The paper uses fMRI to compare neural networks for grasp and object placement tasks, finding task-specific differences in cerebellar and prefrontal activation.

The paper investigates how auditory and visual cues are integrated into the cortical reach network using fMRI, finding distinct modules for each cue type and their interaction.

This study examines perception-action dissociation in healthy aging, finding preserved dissociation but altered visuomotor behaviors with increased reliance on contextual cues in older adults.

ATHENA provides an accurate, open-source tool for 3D markerless hand tracking, validated against optoelectronic systems with high spatiotemporal agreement and reduced costs.

The paper investigates how symmetry type and texture regularity affect visual search efficiency using a lattice-based paradigm.

This study investigates whether a single occipitotemporal cortex (OTC) is sufficient for visual recognition after pediatric resection, finding preserved neural representations but impaired behavioral performance in face and object recognition.

The paper investigates how gaze, vision, and memory affect hand placement and orientation during a task involving 2D visual templates, showing feedback-dependent effects on location and orientation errors.

The paper investigates the role of occipital and parietal cortex in transsaccadic perception of object shape and orientation using neuroimaging data.

This study examines the effects of cortical resection on visuoperceptual and visuomotor abilities in a pediatric patient, finding preserved perception but altered action.

The paper examines functional connectivity changes in children after unilateral cortical resection, finding increased negative correlations in the contralesional hemisphere.

The paper examines white matter changes after unilateral visual cortex resection in children, finding preserved contralesional connectivity in most cases.