What are the neural correlates of conscious visual awareness? Tackling this question
requires contrasting neural correlates of stimulus processing culminating in visual …

Progress in the science of consciousness depends on the experimental paradigms and
varieties of contrastive analysis available to researchers. Here we highlight paradigms …

Retinal input that is suppressed from visual awareness can nevertheless produce
measurable aftereffects, revealing neural processes that do not directly result in a conscious …

Perceptual filling-in occurs when structures of the visual system interpolate information
across regions of visual space where that information is physically absent. It is a ubiquitous …

The input to visual processing consists of an undifferentiated array of features which must be
parsed into discrete units. Here we explore the degree to which conscious awareness is …

It is generally agreed that considerable amounts of low-level sensory processing of visual
stimuli can occur without conscious awareness. On the other hand, the degree of higher …

Visual processing is not instantaneous, but instead our conscious perception depends on
the integration of sensory input over time. In the case of Continuous Flash Suppression …

Extended stabilization of gaze leads to disappearance of dim visual targets presented
peripherally. This phenomenon, known as Troxler fading, is thought to result from neuronal …

It has been suggested that subjective disappearance of visual stimuli results from a
spontaneous reduction of microsaccade rate causing image stabilization, enhanced …

When corresponding areas of the two eyes view dissimilar images, stable perception gives
way to visual competition wherein perceptual awareness alternates between those images …