Stanley P. Klein

Stanley P. Klein is a cognitive neuroscientist who studies how our brain processes visual information, particularly illusions that reveal how perception can differ from reality. His research helps explain how our visual system interprets images, sometimes leading us to see things that are not actually there or perceive the same scene differently from others. Klein’s work contributes to understanding the mechanisms of visual perception, informing both scientific knowledge and practical applications in areas like visual technology, design, and understanding visual disorders.