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John S. Werner

Distinguished Professor Emeritus

University of California, Davis

Affiliations

College of Letters and Science

Center for Mind and Brain

College of Biological Sciences

Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior

John S. Werner is currently serving as a Center For Mind And Brain Distinguished Professor Emeritus at University of California, Davis.

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John S. Werner

University of California, Davis

Distinguished Professor Emeritus

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ophthalmology neuroscience medical imaging optical coherence tomography visual science vision research photonics visual perception retina optical imaging optical engineering biomedical imaging cognitive science optical metrology neuroimaging computer vision child development ageing optical properties neurology tissue imaging visual processing optical image recognition early childhood development angiology developmental psychology vascular biology visual function 3d imaging early childhood colorimetry experimental ophthalmology life span mammalian biology biomedical photonics color vision human retina age-related changes neuroscience of aging psychological science sensometrics color reproduction optical information processing senescent changes age-related macular degeneration individual differences photomedicine neuroradiology brain imaging optometry 3d vision neonatology visual diagnosis advanced imaging spectral efficiency bimorph deformable mirror early infancy retinal imaging light science child psychology experimental child psychology hearing research cellular senescence optical remote sensing optical physics cognitive psychology psychophysics contrast sensitivity functions watercolor effect impulse response luminescence ganglion cell image segmentation medical image analysis outer retinal bands cataract surgery optic nerve visual system ophthalmology retina neuro-ophthalmology human vision

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Training-Induced Changes in Population Receptive Field Properties in Visual Cortex: Impact of Eccentric Vision Training on Population Receptive Field Properties and the Crowding Effect. Journal of Vision (2024)

Maka MalaniaYih-Shiuan LinCharlotte HörmandingerJohn S. WernerMark W. GreenleeTina Plank

eccentric vision trainingsystems neurosciencevisual sciencetraining-induced changesvision researchcrowding effectvisual perceptionneuroscienceneurodynamicscomputational neurosciencevisual cortexcognitive sciencecognitive neuroscience

Perception of Brown With Variation in Center Chromaticity and Surround Luminance. Journal of the Optical Society of America A (2023)

Keizo ShinomoriJohn S. Werner

surround luminancephotonicscenter chromaticityvisual perceptionbrownian motion

Sunlight Exposure Cannot Explain “Grue” Languages. Scientific Reports (2023)

Joseph L. HardyJohn S. WernerTerry RegierPaul KayChristina M. Frederick

linguisticssunlight exposurescientific communicationcognitive sciencelanguage

Warm and Cool Reheated. Color Research & Application (2023)

Kenneth KnoblauchJohn S. WernerMichael A. Webster

thermal managementthermal comfortheat transferthermal engineeringcolor reproductionthermal processing

Aging of Visual Mechanisms. Progress in brain research (2022)

Keizo ShinomoriJohn L. BarburJohn S. Werner

neuroscience of agingvision researchbrain scienceneurosciencemammalian biologyophthalmologyneurologyvisual mechanismscognitive neuroscience

A Retinal Full-Field Swept-Source Optical Coherence Tomography and Flood Imaging System With Hardware Adaptive Optics. (2021)

Denise ValenteKari V. VienolaJohn S. WernerRobert J. ZawadzkiRavi S. Jonnal

optical imagingbiomedical imagingoptical engineeringretinabiomedical engineeringoptical coherence tomographyophthalmologyhardware adaptive opticsmedical imagingflood imaging system

Color Vision. Handbook of clinical neurology (2021)

Joseph CarrollBevil R. Conway

vision researchvisual perceptionneurosciencecolor visioncognitive science

Evaluation of Effects the Ocular Metrics (Eye Movements and Ocular Aberrations) Have on Image Quality of in Vivo Retinal Optical Coherence Tomography Angiography (Octa). (2021)

Kari V. VienolaDenise ValenteJohn S. WernerRavi S. JonnalRobert J. Zawadzki

microscopyimage qualityophthalmologyocular metricsocular aberrationseye movements

Heinrich MüLler (1820-1864) and the Entoptic Discovery of the Site in the Retina Where Vision is Initiated. Journal of the History of the Neurosciences (2021)

John S. WernerIwona GorczynskaLothar Spillmann

heinrich mullervision researchneuroscienceretinaophthalmologyneurologyneuroanatomyentoptic discovery

Investigating the Causes of Stimulus-Evoked Changes in Cone Reflectance Using a Combined Adaptive Optics Slo-Oct System. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2021)

Mehdi AzimipourDenise ValenteJohn S. WernerRobert J. ZawadzkiRavi S. Jonnal

biophysicsstimulus-evoked changesneuroscienceoptoelectronicsbiologycone reflectanceneuroimaging

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John S. Werner

Distinguished Professor Emeritus

University of California, Davis

Affiliations

College of Letters and Science

Center for Mind and Brain

College of Biological Sciences

Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior

John S. Werner is currently serving as a Center For Mind And Brain Distinguished Professor Emeritus at University of California, Davis.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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John S. Werner

University of California, Davis

Distinguished Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Maka MalaniaYih-Shiuan LinCharlotte HörmandingerJohn S. WernerMark W. GreenleeTina Plank

Perception of Brown With Variation in Center Chromaticity and Surround Luminance. Journal of the Optical Society of America A (2023)

Keizo ShinomoriJohn S. Werner

surround luminancephotonicscenter chromaticityvisual perceptionbrownian motion

Sunlight Exposure Cannot Explain “Grue” Languages. Scientific Reports (2023)

Joseph L. HardyJohn S. WernerTerry RegierPaul KayChristina M. Frederick

linguisticssunlight exposurescientific communicationcognitive sciencelanguage

Warm and Cool Reheated. Color Research & Application (2023)

Kenneth KnoblauchJohn S. WernerMichael A. Webster

thermal managementthermal comfortheat transferthermal engineeringcolor reproductionthermal processing

Aging of Visual Mechanisms. Progress in brain research (2022)

Keizo ShinomoriJohn L. BarburJohn S. Werner

neuroscience of agingvision researchbrain scienceneurosciencemammalian biologyophthalmologyneurologyvisual mechanismscognitive neuroscience

A Retinal Full-Field Swept-Source Optical Coherence Tomography and Flood Imaging System With Hardware Adaptive Optics. (2021)

Denise ValenteKari V. VienolaJohn S. WernerRobert J. ZawadzkiRavi S. Jonnal

optical imagingbiomedical imagingoptical engineeringretinabiomedical engineeringoptical coherence tomographyophthalmologyhardware adaptive opticsmedical imagingflood imaging system

Color Vision. Handbook of clinical neurology (2021)

Joseph CarrollBevil R. Conway

vision researchvisual perceptionneurosciencecolor visioncognitive science

Evaluation of Effects the Ocular Metrics (Eye Movements and Ocular Aberrations) Have on Image Quality of in Vivo Retinal Optical Coherence Tomography Angiography (Octa). (2021)

Kari V. VienolaDenise ValenteJohn S. WernerRavi S. JonnalRobert J. Zawadzki

microscopyimage qualityophthalmologyocular metricsocular aberrationseye movements

Heinrich MüLler (1820-1864) and the Entoptic Discovery of the Site in the Retina Where Vision is Initiated. Journal of the History of the Neurosciences (2021)

John S. WernerIwona GorczynskaLothar Spillmann

heinrich mullervision researchneuroscienceretinaophthalmologyneurologyneuroanatomyentoptic discovery

Investigating the Causes of Stimulus-Evoked Changes in Cone Reflectance Using a Combined Adaptive Optics Slo-Oct System. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2021)

Mehdi AzimipourDenise ValenteJohn S. WernerRobert J. ZawadzkiRavi S. Jonnal

biophysicsstimulus-evoked changesneuroscienceoptoelectronicsbiologycone reflectanceneuroimaging

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