Geunyoung Yoon

The paper shows neural adaptation compensates for optical blur by adjusting phase perception over time, revealing a mechanism for maintaining perceptual quality.

The paper demonstrates that human stereovision is affected by optical aberrations and neural adaptation, showing that even with perfect optics, stereoacuity varies due to neural adaptation to habitual optics.

This study shows that long-term exposure to optical defects alters visual processing in KC patients, leading to a functional reorganization favoring sensory information less affected by optical limitations.