Daniel D. Dilks

Most-cited papers

1. Differential selectivity for dynamic versus static information in face-selective cortical regions

   David Pitcher, Daniel D. Dilks, R. Saxe, C. Triantafyllou +1 more

   2011NeuroImage424 citations

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2. The occipital place area (OPA) is causally and selectively involved in scene perception

   Daniel D. Dilks, J. Julian, Alexander Paunov, N. Kanwisher

   2013Journal of Neuroscience331 citations Open access

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3. Organization of high-level visual cortex in human infants

   Ben Deen, H. Richardson, Daniel D. Dilks, Atsushi Takahashi +4 more

   2017Nature Communications292 citations Open access

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4. A critical review of the development of face recognition: Experience is less important than previously believed

   Elinor McKone, Kate Crookes, L. Jeffery, Daniel D. Dilks

   2012Cognitive Neuropsychology233 citations

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5. Mirror-image sensitivity and invariance in object and scene processing pathways

   Daniel D. Dilks, J. Julian, J. Kubilius, E. Spelke +1 more

   2011Journal of Neuroscience169 citations Open access

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6. Reorganization of visual processing in macular degeneration: replication and clues about the role of foveal loss

   C. Baker, Daniel D. Dilks, E. Peli, N. Kanwisher

   2008Vision Research151 citations Open access

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7. Resting-State Neural Activity across Face-Selective Cortical Regions Is Behaviorally Relevant

   Qi Zhu, Jie-Dong Zhang, Yu L. L. Luo, Daniel D. Dilks +1 more

   2011Journal of Neuroscience136 citations Open access

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8. Reorganization of visual processing in macular degeneration is not specific to the “preferred retinal locus”

   Daniel D. Dilks, C. Baker, E. Peli, N. Kanwisher

   2009Journal of Neuroscience132 citations Open access

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9. Size-optimized 32-Channel Brain Arrays for 3 T Pediatric Imaging

   B. Keil, V. Alagappan, A. Mareyam, J. McNab +8 more

   2011Magnetic Resonance in Medicine130 citations Open access

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10. The occipital place area represents the local elements of scenes

    Frederik S. Kamps, J. Julian, J. Kubilius, N. Kanwisher +1 more

    2016NeuroImage123 citations Open access

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11. Domain-specific development of face memory but not face perception.

    S. Weigelt, Kami Koldewyn, Daniel D. Dilks, B. Balas +2 more

    2014Developmental Science110 citations

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12. Human Adult Cortical Reorganization and Consequent Visual Distortion

    Daniel D. Dilks, J. Serences, B. J. Rosenau, S. Yantis +1 more

    2007Journal of Neuroscience108 citations Open access

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13. Awake fMRI reveals a specialized region in dog temporal cortex for face processing

    Daniel D. Dilks, Peter F. Cook, Samuel K. Weiller, Helen P. Berns +2 more

    2015PeerJ81 citations Open access

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14. Connectivity at the origins of domain specificity in the cortical face and place networks

    Frederik S. Kamps, Cassandra L. Hendrix, P. Brennan, Daniel D. Dilks

    2020Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America80 citations Open access

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15. Vision for perception and vision for action: normal and unusual development.

    Daniel D. Dilks, James E. Hoffman, B. Landau

    2008Developmental Science77 citations

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16. Perceived egocentric distance sensitivity and invariance across scene-selective cortex

    Andrew S. Persichetti, Daniel D. Dilks

    2016Cortex; a journal devoted to the study of the nervous system and behavior70 citations Open access

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17. The occipital place area represents first-person perspective motion information through scenes

    Frederik S. Kamps, Vishal Lall, Daniel D. Dilks

    2016Cortex; a journal devoted to the study of the nervous system and behavior61 citations Open access

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18. Maternal childhood adversity associates with frontoamygdala connectivity in neonates

    Cassandra L. Hendrix, Daniel D. Dilks, Brooke G. McKenna, A. Dunlop +2 more

    2020Biological Psychiatry: Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging59 citations Open access

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19. Distinct representations of spatial and categorical relationships across human scene-selective cortex

    Andrew S. Persichetti, Daniel D. Dilks

    2019Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America54 citations Open access

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20. Reorganization of Visual Processing in Macular Degeneration Depends on Foveal Loss

    Daniel D. Dilks, J. Julian, E. Peli, N. Kanwisher

    2014Optometry and Vision Science53 citations Open access

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21. Three cortical scene systems and their development

    Daniel D. Dilks, Frederik S. Kamps, Andrew S. Persichetti

    2021Trends in Cognitive Sciences52 citations Open access

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22. Dissociable Neural Systems for Recognizing Places and Navigating through Them

    Andrew S. Persichetti, Daniel D. Dilks

    2018Journal of Neuroscience49 citations Open access

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23. Representational similarity precedes category selectivity in the developing ventral visual pathway

    Michael A. Cohen, Daniel D. Dilks, Kami Koldewyn, S. Weigelt +8 more

    2019NeuroImage39 citations Open access

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24. Places in the Brain: Bridging Layout and Object Geometry in Scene-Selective Cortex

    M. Dillon, Andrew S. Persichetti, E. Spelke, Daniel D. Dilks

    2018Cerebral Cortex38 citations Open access

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25. Skeletal representations of shape in the human visual cortex

    V. Ayzenberg, Frederik S. Kamps, Daniel D. Dilks, Stella F. Lourenco

    2021Neuropsychologia31 citations Open access

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26. Deficits in Face Recognition and Consequent Quality-of-Life Factors in Individuals with Cerebral Visual Impairment

    C. Bauer, Claire E. Manley, J. Ravenscroft, H. Cabral +2 more

    2023Vision26 citations Open access

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27. “Referred Visual Sensations”: Rapid perceptual elongation after visual cortical deprivation

    Daniel D. Dilks, C. Baker, Yicong Liu, N. Kanwisher

    2009Journal of Neuroscience26 citations Open access

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28. Cognitive representation of orientation: a case study.

    Jussi Valtonen, Daniel D. Dilks, M. McCloskey

    2008Cortex; a journal devoted to the study of the nervous system and behavior25 citations

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29. Late development of navigationally-relevant motion processing in the occipital place area

    Frederik S. Kamps, J. Pincus, Samaher F. Radwan, Stéphanie Wahab +1 more

    2020Current Biology23 citations Open access

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30. A face is more than just the eyes, nose, and mouth: fMRI evidence that face-selective cortex represents external features

    Frederik S. Kamps, Ethan J. Morris, Daniel D. Dilks

    2018NeuroImage20 citations Open access

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31. Dissociable spatial memory systems revealed by typical and atypical human development

    J. Julian, Frederik S. Kamps, Russell A. Epstein, Daniel D. Dilks

    2018Developmental Science20 citations Open access

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32. The Uncanny Valley Phenomenon and the Temporal Dynamics of Face Animacy Perception

    Shen-Sheng Wang, Y. F. Cheong, Daniel D. Dilks, P. Rochat

    2020Perception18 citations

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33. Concavity as a diagnostic feature of visual scenes

    Annie Cheng, Dirk B. Walther, Soojin Park, Daniel D. Dilks

    2021NeuroImage16 citations Open access

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34. Dissociating intuitive physics from intuitive psychology: Evidence from Williams syndrome

    Frederik S. Kamps, J. Julian, P. Battaglia, B. Landau +2 more

    2017Cognition16 citations Open access

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35. The occipital place area represents visual information about walking, not crawling.

    Christopher M Jones, J. Byland, Daniel D. Dilks

    2023Cerebral Cortex15 citations Open access

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36. A scene-selective region in the superior parietal lobule for visually guided navigation.

    Hee Kyung Yoon, Yaelan Jung, Andrew S. Persichetti, Daniel D. Dilks

    2025Cerebral Cortex14 citations Open access

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37. Visuospatial processing in early brain-based visual impairment is associated with differential recruitment of dorsal and ventral visual streams.

    Zahide Pamir, Claire E. Manley, C. Bauer, Peter J. Bex +2 more

    2024Cerebral Cortex10 citations Open access

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38. Two scene navigation systems dissociated by deliberate versus automatic processing

    Shosuke Suzuki, Frederik S. Kamps, Daniel D. Dilks, M. Treadway

    2021Cortex; a journal devoted to the study of the nervous system and behavior10 citations Open access

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39. Using Live and Video Stimuli to Localize Face and Object Processing Regions of the Canine Brain

    Kirsten Gillette, Erin M. Phillips, Daniel D. Dilks, G. Berns

    2022Animals9 citations Open access

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40. Differential selectivity for dynamic versus static information in face selective regions

    D. Pitcher, Daniel D. Dilks, R. Saxe, N. Kanwisher

    20119 citations Open access

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41. Dissociable Cognitive Systems for Recognizing Places and Navigating through Them: Developmental and Neuropsychological Evidence

    Frederik S. Kamps, Rebecca J. Rennert, Samaher F. Radwan, Stéphanie Wahab +2 more

    2023Journal of Neuroscience8 citations Open access

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42. Rapid topographic reorganization in adult human primary visual cortex (V1) during noninvasive and reversible deprivation

    Yaseen Jamal, Daniel D. Dilks

    2020Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America8 citations Open access

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43. The development of human cortical scene processing

    Daniel D. Dilks, Yaelan Jung, Frederik S. Kamps

    2023Current Directions in Psychological Science7 citations Open access

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44. Through a Dog’s Eyes: fMRI Decoding of Naturalistic Videos from Dog Cortex

    Erin M. Phillips, Kirsten Gillette, Daniel D. Dilks, G. Berns

    2022bioRxiv6 citations Open access

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45. "Walking selectivity" in the occipital place area in 8-year-olds, not 5-year-olds.

    Yaelan Jung, D. Hsu, Daniel D. Dilks

    2024Cerebral Cortex5 citations

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46. The El Greco effect: Perceptual distortion from visual cortical reorganization

    Daniel D. Dilks, M. McCloskey

    20055 citations Open access

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47. Two cortical navigation systems and their differential development.

    Rebecca J. Rennert, Daniel D. Dilks

    2025Cerebral Cortex3 citations

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48. Connectivity at the origins of domain specificity: the case of the cortical face network

    Frederik S. Kamps, Cassandra L. Hendrix, P. Brennan, Daniel D. Dilks

    2019Journal of Vision3 citations Open access

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49. The Parahippocampal Place Area is involved in scene categorization, not landmark recognition

    Andrew S. Persichetti, Daniel D. Dilks

    2018Journal of Vision3 citations Open access

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50. The occipital place area represents the local elements of scenes.

    Frederik S. Kamps, J. Julian, J. Kubilius, N. Kanwisher +1 more

    2015Journal of Vision3 citations Open access

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