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Thousands of neural circuits are activated in our brains each second, but only some of them (quite mysteriously) give rise to conscious perception ([Koch, 2004][1]). The neuroscience of consciousness is the quest to identify these processes: a crucial pursuit with a wide range of applications, such

Late EEG Responses Are Absent for Conscious But Task-Irrelevant Stimuli