Romke Rouw

This study uses pupillometry to objectively measure synesthetic color phenomenology, showing that pupil size reflects brightness and effortlessness of synesthetic experiences compared to controls.

This study decouples thermal and mechanical cues in tactile wetness perception using tunable hydrogels and develops a predictive model with 90% accuracy.

This paper demonstrates that dye sensitizers can enhance photoacoustic mechanosensation by enabling participants to detect and describe pulsed optical stimuli through tactile sensations on the skin.

This study investigates neural mechanisms of misophonia using fMRI, finding increased orbitofrontal connectivity and auditory-limbic pathway interactions in response to trigger sounds.

This study investigates how contextual information affects aversive responses to sounds in individuals with misophonia, finding that the same sound can be perceived as more or less aversive based on context.