An interlude of dark exposure for about 1 week is known to shift excitatory/inhibitory (E/I)
balance of the mammalian visual cortex, promoting plasticity and accelerating visual …

In binocular vision, the relative strength of the input from the two eyes can have significant
functional impact. These inputs are typically balanced; however, in some conditions (eg …

The visual system can regulate its sensitivity depending on the prevailing contrast
conditions. This is known as contrast adaptation and reflects contrast gain changes at …

Introduction Recent studies indicate that short-term monocular deprivation increases the
deprived eye's contribution to binocular fusion in both adults with normal vision and …

Binocular rivalry is a widely used tool in sensory and cognitive neuroscience to investigate
different aspects of vision and cognition. The dynamics of binocular rivalry (eg, duration of …

Most people can imagine images that they experience within their mind's eye. However,
there are marked individual differences, with some people reporting that they are unable to …

Purpose: The purpose of this study was to understand how monocular luminance reduction
affects binocular balance and examine whether it differentially influences fusion and mixed …

Purpose:(1) To investigate the effects of various non-invasive brain stimulation (NIBS)
modalities, including high-frequency transcranial random noise stimulation (hf-tRNS) …

Short-term deprivation of one eye by monocular patching causes a temporary increase in
the contribution of that eye to binocular vision when the eye patch is removed. This effect …

Purpose To develop a novel dichoptic visual acuity chart that measures the impact of
interocular suppression on the visual acuity of each eye when two eyes are open. Methods …