When Two Beeps Trick the Eye: EEG and Bayesian Models Decode a Classic Illusion
A new EEG and hierarchical Bayesian modeling study shows that task conditions dominate perceptual decisions in the sound-induced flash illusion, ...
Tag: multisensory integration
How the Brain’s Working Memory Gate Opens and Closes Across the Senses
An EEG study finds that opening the mind's working memory gate is modality-independent, but closing it depends on which senses ...
Emerging Neuroscientists Map Body, Brain and Behaviour Across the Lifespan
A new Frontiers Research Topic gathers studies led by early-career researchers in psychophysiology and cognitive neuroscience, spanning bodily self-representation, neural ...
Brain scans show music changes how we taste sweet and sour
A University of Copenhagen fMRI study of 28 participants shows that music activates some of the same brain regions involved ...
How the Brain Reads Emotions From Faces and Voices at the Same Time
A new JNeurosci study shows that face- and voice-processing brain regions share a common emotional code, representing the same emotion ...
How the Brain Builds a Bodily Self: New Clues to Autism From Multisensory Science
A systematic review of 37 studies links differences in multisensory integration, self-other differentiation, and sensorimotor processing to atypical bodily self-representation ...
Surrogate Human Digital Twins Aim to Model Perception and Cognition for Neuroergonomics
Researchers have proposed a Surrogate Human Digital Twin that uses active inference and free-energy minimization to model embodied human perception ...
Virtual bodies, real touch: haptic social communication across VR, MR, and cross-reality
The scientific significance of mediated social touch rests on a well-documented biological foundation. Human skin contains specialized low-threshold mechanoreceptors known ...
Brief Multisensory Training Reshapes Audiovisual Timing in Autistic Youth, but Speech Gains Remain Elusive
A brief multisensory timing training narrowed the temporal binding window in autistic children and adolescents for about a week, but ...
Brain Maps Reveal Hidden Differences in How Autistic Children Process Seeing and Hearing Speech
A reference-independent EEG analysis shows that autistic and non-autistic children suppress their brain responses to audiovisual speech similarly, but differ ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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