Franco Leporé

This study investigates how semantic context and sensory reliability influence multisensory integration in decision-making, revealing two distinct pathways for combining sensory information.

This study finds that congenitally deaf individuals show enhanced olfactory discrimination and identification, along with increased trigeminal sensitivity, compared to hearing individuals.

The paper shows that early blind individuals show increased occipital cortex activation during subtraction, suggesting reorganized regions take on computational roles related to auditory spatial processing.

This study shows that blue light modulates alpha rhythm in the occipital cortex of totally blind individuals with non-visual light perception, suggesting ipRGCs influence brain activity beyond vision.

The paper shows that visual experience influences how the brain remaps touch to external space, with congenitally blind individuals showing different neural activity patterns during hand posture changes.

The paper investigates how early blind individuals process object sounds and voices in the occipito-temporal cortex, finding distinct activation patterns for object sounds that extend into occipital regions.