Alexandre Reynaud

This study evaluates the reliability and variability of different methods for measuring ocular dominance plasticity after monocular deprivation.

This study shows that monocular vision becomes unstable during eye deprivation, with contrast thresholds increasing over time, suggesting a slow build-up of changes in binocular circuits.

The paper investigates oscillatory activity in monkey V1 using voltage-sensitive dye imaging and finds comparable oscillatory responses to visual stimuli as observed in human studies.

The paper replicates a study on exercise's effect on visual plasticity in humans but finds no significant effect of exercise on ocular dominance shift during monocular deprivation.

The paper investigates how suppressive waves in V1 shape the representation of long-range apparent motion using voltage-sensitive dye imaging in monkeys.