Bruno Laeng

The paper investigates whether pupil size reflects moment-to-moment imagery vividness or individual differences in imagery, finding that pupil size correlates with moment-to-moment fluctuations but not with individual differences.

This study shows that macaque monkeys and humans exhibit similar pupil responses to illusory light brightness, suggesting shared perceptual mechanisms across primates.

The paper examines how the ascending arousal system influences large-scale brain network integration during a visuospatial attention task, showing correlations with attentional load and receptor distribution.

The paper investigates how load and spatial interference affect visual attention by analyzing pupil dilations, saccades, and fMRI data during a multiple-object tracking task.