Object recognition is the process by which humans organize the visual world into
meaningful perceptual units. In this Review, we examine the developmental origins and …

Functional changes in the pediatric brain following neural injuries attest to remarkable feats
of plasticity. Investigations of the neurobiological mechanisms that underlie this plasticity …

The nature and extent of hemispheric lateralization and its potential for reorganization
continues to be debated, although there is general agreement that there is a right …

The thalamus plays a crucial role in the development of the neocortex, with the pulvinar
being particularly important for visual development due to its involvement in various …

In the typically develo** (TD) brain, neural representations for visual stimulus categories
(eg, faces, objects, and words) emerge in bilateral occipitotemporal cortex (OTC), albeit with …

Object recognition is the process by which humans organize the visual world into
meaningful perceptual units. To understand this ability in humans, it is important to examine …

By adulthood, humans rapidly identify objects from sparse visual displays and across
significant disruptions to their appearance. What are the minimal conditions needed to …

Thalamic connectivity is crucial for the development of the neocortex. The pulvinar nuclei are
thought to be particularly important for visual development due to their involvement in …

The topographic organization of category-selective responses in human ventral
occipitotemporal cortex (VOTC) and its relationship to regions subserving language …