For distinguished contributions to psychophysiology: Julian F. Thayer.

I was greatly honored to present my mentor Julian Thayer with SPR's highest award for Distinguished Contributions to Psychophysiology at the Society's annual meeting in Quebec City in 2018. This project not only produced Julian's first publication but also set the future course for a major theme in his research: response patterning in emotion, using multiple psychophysiological indices and laboratory-based emotion inductions (Thayer & Levenson, [16]). In this tribute to Julian, I've attempted to summarize the themes and highlights of Julian's contributions to psychophysiology, which span nearly four decades. [Extracted from the article]