The course of pupillary constriction and dilation provides an easy-to-access, inexpensive,
and noninvasive readout of brain activity. We propose a new taxonomy of factors affecting …

Pupillary dynamics reflect effects of distinct and important operations of visual working
memory: encoding, maintenance, and prioritization. Here, we review how pupil size predicts …

Pupil size change is a widely adopted, sensitive indicator for sensory and cognitive
processes. However, the interpretation of these changes is complicated by the influence of …

Visuospatial neglect is a frequent and disabling disorder, mostly after stroke, that presents in
impaired awareness to stimuli on one side of space. Neglect causes disability and functional …

Adults shift their attention to the right or to the left along a spatial continuum when solving
additions and subtractions, respectively. Studies suggest that these shifts not only support …

Not only is visual attention shifted to objects in the external world, attention can also be
directed to objects in memory. We have recently shown that pupil size indexes how strongly …

Background Autistic individuals excel at visual search, however, the neural mechanism (s)
underlying this advantage remain unclear. The locus coeruleus-norepinephrine (LC-NE) …

Mind‐wandering (MW) refers to the shift of attention away from an ongoing task and/or
external environment towards mental contents (eg, memories, prospective thoughts) …

Previous research on the use of peripheral vision to identify two spatially separated stimuli
simultaneously has led to the conclusion that the focus of attention has the form of a …

Healthy individuals typically show more attention to the left than to the right (known as
pseudoneglect), and to the upper than to the lower visual field (known as altitudinal …