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Leo Ganz

Affiliations:

Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA

Area:

Visual perception, plasticity, development; motion perception

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Parents

Austin Riesen	grad student	1959	Chicago
Lorrin Riggs	post-doc		Stanford

Children

Charles Stromeyer	grad student		Stanford
Robert Sekuler	grad student	1961-1963	Brown
Bruno G. Breitmeyer	grad student	1968-1972	Stanford
Anthony M. Norcia	grad student	1981	Stanford
Stanley A. Klein	post-doc		Stanford

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Ganz L. (1984) Visual cortical mechanisms responsible for direction selectivity. Vision Research. 24: 3-11
Courchesne E, Ganz L, Norcia AM. (1981) Event-related brain potentials to human faces in infants. Child Development. 52: 804-11
Schumer R, Ganz L. (1979) Independent stereoscopic channels for different extents of spatial pooling. Vision Research. 19: 1303-14
Breitmeyer BG, Ganz L. (1977) Temporal studies with flashed gratings: inferences about human transient and sustained channels. Vision Research. 17: 861-5
Breitmeyer BG, Ganz L. (1976) Implications of sustained and transient channels for theories of visual pattern masking, saccadic suppression, and information processing. Psychological Review. 83: 1-36
Spear PD, Ganz L. (1975) Effects of visual cortex lesions following recovery from monocular deprivation in the cat. Experimental Brain Research. 23: 181-201
Ganz L, Haffner ME. (1974) Permanent perceptual and neurophysiological effects of visual deprivation in the cat. Experimental Brain Research. 20: 67-87
Klein S, Stromeyer CF, Ganz L. (1974) The simultaneous spatial frequency shift: a dissociation between the detection and perception of gratings. Vision Research. 14: 1421-32
Stromeyer CF, Lange AF, Ganz L. (1973) Spatial frequency phase effects in human vision. Vision Research. 13: 2345-60
Ganz L, Hirsch HV, Tieman SB. (1972) The nature of perceptual deficits in visually deprived cats. Brain Research. 44: 547-68

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