Multisensory perception and integration

This study investigates how attention affects auditory and visual processing and their integration during multimodal communication using MEG and RIFT.

The paper investigates how Turkish onomatopoeic words influence perceived softness of materials through cross-modal interactions, finding that congruent word-video pairs alter softness perception.

This study investigates how the mouse neocortex resolves conflicting top-down predictions and bottom-up sensory inputs during behavior, showing hierarchical predictive coding in somatosensory and posterior parietal cortices.

This study uses 7T fMRI to show distinct visual responses in the human claustrum, supporting its role in sensory processing.

The paper investigates whether visual stimuli drive high-frequency activity in human auditory cortex and finds no significant increase in high-frequency activity despite cross-sensory modulations.

This study investigates how gaze behavior affects EEG measures of multisensory integration during selective attention in a cocktail party scenario, finding enhanced integration when participants directly attend to a speaker's face.

The paper shows that eye movement-related eardrum oscillations contain parametric information about eye position and movement, which could help align auditory and visual spatial scenes.

This study investigates how visual motion influences somatosensory processing in infants, showing early multisensory integration and changes in tactile responses with age.

This study investigates how reward-associated visual and auditory stimuli modulate visual cortex using fMRI, finding distinct neural pathways for each modality.

This study investigates sound symbolism by examining neural responses to audiovisual pseudoword-shape correspondences using fMRI, finding faster reaction times and greater activation for congruent stimuli.

The paper investigates deviance detection in visual and associative cortices using multimodal stimuli, finding robust responses in associative areas but not primary visual cortex.

The paper investigates how multisensory discrepancies affect the ventriloquism aftereffect and bias, finding they scale differently with discrepancy history.

The paper addresses the assignment problem in sensory integration by analyzing how redundant representations help disambiguate complex stimuli across modalities and brain regions.

This study compares eye movement-related eardrum oscillations (EMREOs) across humans and monkeys, finding shared features and species-specific differences in their waveform characteristics.

This study investigates how observers form perceptual and causal confidence judgments in multisensory integration tasks under causal uncertainty using the audiovisual McGurk illusion.

This study shows that auditory and visual signals are integrated to guide interceptive movements, with sound affecting interception within 125 ms of ball launch.

The paper tests whether humans integrate time and numerosity as abstract magnitudes, finding near-optimal integration consistent with maximum likelihood estimation.

This study shows that cross-modal auditory feature-based attention cues enhance the transfer of figure-ground segregation learning to untrained locations.

This study shows that visual and auditory alerting cues equally speed up responses in a speeded choice task, challenging the assumption that audition is more effective for prompt action.

The paper investigates how different time scales of common-cause evidence influence multisensory integration, recalibration, and motor adaptation in a visuo-motor task.

The paper investigates how reward value from visual and auditory cues affects visual perception, finding distinct effects for intra-modal and cross-modal cues.

This study compares neural responses to multisensory and unimodal visual resizing illusions, finding increased parietal gamma in multisensory conditions and suggesting visual-only illusions may affect cortical body representations.

The paper investigates how involuntary spatial attention shifts caused by unexpected sounds affect reaction times and alpha power, showing distraction is influenced by the spatial relationship between sounds and targets.

The paper investigates how audiovisual coherence and auditory selective attention interact neurophysiologically, finding dissociable effects on ERP amplitude.

This study maps trans-collicular pathways in mice, revealing how somatosensory and motor cortical signals integrate in the superior colliculus through excitatory and inhibitory pathways.

The paper uses TMS to investigate the time course of gesture-speech integration, finding that speech is primed before gestures are unified with speech to form meaning.

The paper investigates whether visual and tactile confidence judgments share a common scale, finding they do with similar precision across modalities.

The paper shows that learned associations enable cross-modal access to working memory, as auditory impulses can decode visual working memory through learned links.