John J. Foxe

This fMRI study examines multisensory enhancement in audiovisual speech perception, finding enhanced activity in multisensory integration regions, semantic networks, and extralinguistic areas.

The paper develops a publicly available set of 404 sentences with semantically incongruent or congruent endings to elicit N400 ERP components and validates its use in neurotypical adults.

This study links feedback processing strength, measured via VEP modulation, to individual differences in resistance to visual backward masking during illusory contour detection in humans.

The paper investigates cognitive flexibility during dual-task walking using MoBI, finding that improved performance is linked to specific EEG changes and gait stability.

This study investigates whether deaf native signers show enhanced visuospatial attention abilities through alpha-band oscillatory neural activity, finding earlier and more extensive anticipatory alpha activity compared to hearing participants.

This study identifies unique neural signatures of mobility in older adults at-risk of cognitive impairment using EEG and gait analysis during visual perturbations.

The paper investigates the brain processes involved in learning and identifying novel audio-visual objects using high-density ERPs and identifies three stages of multisensory processing.

This study investigates neural entrainment and anticipation in children with ASD compared to typically developing controls, finding reduced entrainment and altered anticipation in ASD.

The study finds no difference in neural prediction error responses between individuals with ASD and neurotypical controls to auditory rhythms of varying complexity.

The paper examines auditory processing differences in individuals with 22q11.2 Deletion Syndrome with and without psychotic symptoms compared to neurotypical controls using electrophysiology.

This study compares inhibitory processing in 22q11.2DS with and without psychotic symptoms, schizophrenia, and controls using EEG, finding reduced P3, Ne, and Pe responses, with P3 linked to severity and Ne/Pe to risk.

The paper investigates dual-task walking in MS patients and healthy controls, finding that MS patients show reduced nogo-N2 reduction during dual-task performance, suggesting impaired cognitive-motor adaptation.

The paper investigates auditory sensory memory in Cystinosis using MMN and finds reduced responses for longer SOAs, suggesting impaired sensory memory despite typical basic auditory processing.

This study identifies reduced P2 amplitude in auditory evoked potentials as a potential biomarker for Rett Syndrome severity and treatment response.

This study uses MMN to show that females with Rett Syndrome have reduced duration sensory memory span compared to typically developing controls.

This study shows that multisensory processing deficits in autism improve by mid-adulthood and that adolescents with ASD experience less cost when switching sensory modalities.

The paper identifies dissociable neural circuits for resolving three distinct sources of competition during task-switching, showing partial overlap in some circuits.

This study identifies epigenetic dysregulation in ectodermal cells of individuals with ASD born to older mothers, suggesting a potential role for epigenetic changes in ASD pathogenesis.