Jianrong Jia

The paper shows that pupil size actively and predictively adjusts to aid in extracting visual regularity during ensemble orientation estimation.

This study links aperiodic pupil fluctuations at rest to attentional processing by showing their correlation with microsaccadic and behavioral cueing effects, particularly under uncertain cue conditions.

The paper investigates whether attentional rhythms originate from monocular or binocular cells in the early visual cortex using dichoptic and binocular cues, finding that binocular cells are the neural site of attentional rhythms.

The paper shows that humans replay memorized sequences in reverse order during memory retention, linking this to the recency effect and memory consolidation.

This study shows that post-reactivation new learning impairs episodic memory without disrupting reconsolidation, involving distinct processes for integration and impairment.