Multisensory perception and integration

Behavioral evidence for visually dominant audiovisual motion integration

The paper investigates audiovisual motion integration, finding visual dominance and attentional modulation in motion perception tasks.

Topography of distance-modulated multisensory object location encoding in mouse area RL

The paper investigates how distance modulates multisensory integration in mouse area RL, showing that visuo-tactile integration shifts from tactile-dominant to visual-dominant with increasing distance.

Multisensory coding of audiovisual movies in the human hippocampus

This study investigates how the human hippocampus processes auditory and visual information and integrates them, finding specialized and lateralized representations.

Computational Counterfactuals Reveal Non-Additive Audiovisual Semantics in Natural Movie Responses

The paper uses a computational-counterfactual framework to show that cortical responses to natural movies are better predicted by native audiovisual semantics than by additive unimodal reconstructions.

Integration of Audiovisual Danger Stimuli in the Zebrafish Tectum is Linked with Premotor and Behavioral Enhancements

The paper shows that zebrafish tectum integrates auditory and visual danger signals, enhancing escape behavior through increased neural activity and premotor circuit activation.

Articulatory timing and form support distinct neural benefits during audiovisual speech

The paper investigates how visual speech articulatory timing and shape influence neural processing of auditory speech in noise, finding that articulatory shape specifically enhances phonetic feature processing.

Speech clarity shapes auditory attention and visual-signal coupling during multimodal sentence comprehension

The paper investigates how speech clarity affects auditory attention and visual-signal coupling during sentence comprehension using EEG and frequency tagging.

Augmenting Speech Comprehension using Rapid Frequency Tagging

This study shows that modulating visual stimuli with task-relevant speech improves speech comprehension in adverse conditions by enhancing audiovisual interaction.

Drowsiness alters the neural dynamics but not the core computations of multisensory integration

This study shows that multisensory integration remains functional during drowsiness, with preserved core computations but altered neural dynamics.

Ocular speech tracking persists in blindness, but its dynamics and oculo-cerebral connectivity depend on visual status

The paper investigates ocular speech tracking in blind and sighted individuals, finding it is not modulated by speech intelligibility and has two frequency-specific components influenced by visual experience.

Crossmodal Expectations in Material Perception

The paper investigates how visual expectations influence auditory perception of material properties through two experiments, finding that incongruent audio-visual material information increases processing time and alters material judgments.

Multisensory integration of stimulus-driven and goal-driven signals during urgent saccadic choices

The paper investigates multisensory integration during urgent saccadic choices by dissociating stimulus-driven and goal-driven signals, finding that integration depends on signal timing and alignment.

Frontal cortex organization supporting audiovisual processing during naturalistic viewing

The paper identifies a modality-specific gradient in the frontal cortex during naturalistic audiovisual processing, showing dynamic adaptation to different contexts.

Cortical cooling reveals a role for visual cortex in generating visual responses in auditory cortex

The paper uses cortical cooling to show that visual cortex inputs shape auditory cortex responses through direct excitation and network modulation in ferrets.

Crossmodal plasticity effects of hearing loss and ageing in the human auditory cortex

This study investigates crossmodal plasticity in the auditory cortex of older adults with and without age-related hearing loss during high executive demand visual tasks, finding recruitment of auditory regions regardless of hearing level or age.

Hearing Lips and Seeing Voices After Fifty Years: A Large-Scale McGurk Illusion Dataset for Audiovisual Speech Research

The paper introduces a large-scale McGurk illusion dataset to study audiovisual speech integration, revealing variability in susceptibility and associations with perception and speaker characteristics.

Multisensory Continuous Psychophysics: Perceived Visual Object Location is Improved by Auditory Cues

This study uses continuous psychophysics to show that auditory cues improve perceived visual object location, particularly under high visual uncertainty.

Sound-evoked orofacial motion only affects a fraction of visually responsive V1 neurons in a multisensory detection task with delayed reward delivery

The paper investigates how sound-evoked orofacial motion affects visually responsive V1 neurons during a multisensory detection task with delayed reward, finding that motor-related activity only impacts a fraction of these neurons.

Multisensory attenuation of the pupil light response in autistic and non-autistic children

This study examines how auditory stimuli modulate the pupil light reflex in autistic and non-autistic children, finding similar cross-modal effects across groups.

When one race is not enough: a relay model explains multisensory response times

The paper introduces the relay model to explain multisensory response time acceleration, showing it captures the redundant signal effect and resolves race model inequality violations.

Rearing condition affects behavioral response to cross-modal expectancy violation paradigm in zebra finches

This study shows that rearing conditions in zebra finches affect their behavioral response to audiovisual stimuli, indicating that early sensory experience influences multisensory integration during mate recognition.

SOUND LOCALIZATION IS BIASED BY SIMULTANEOUS AND DELAYED BY PRECEDING VISUAL DISTRACTORS

The paper investigates how simultaneous and preceding visual distractors affect sound localization accuracy and response latency, finding distinct effects on spatial perception and temporal processing.

Deafness rapidly reorganizes functional brain networks in adult mice

This study shows that adult mice experience rapid functional brain network reorganization after deafness, including crossmodal integration and changes in default mode-like networks.

Sound-evoked facial motion in ferrets: evidence for species differences in sensorimotor coupling

This study compares sound-evoked facial motion in ferrets and mice, finding ferrets show less stimulus-specific responses and suggest species-specific sensorimotor coupling.

Metacognitive Reactivity and Temporal Perception: The Influence of Confidence Ratings on the Temporal Binding Window

This study investigates how confidence ratings affect temporal binding windows in two time perception tasks, finding reactivity effects and shared mechanisms between perceptual and metacognitive processes.

Integrating multiple sensory modalities during dyadic interactions drives self-other differentiation at the behavioral and electrocortical level

The paper shows that integrating multiple sensory modalities during dyadic interactions increases self-other differentiation and reduces cross-modal integration in behavioral and neural responses.

Oscillatory sensory stimulation in the delta-band enhancestemporal prediction performance

This study shows that delta-band oscillatory sensory stimulation improves temporal prediction performance in visual and auditory tasks, but not in tactile tasks, highlighting the importance of phase alignment between sensory input and neural oscillations.

Protracted development in children of perceptual segregation of competing talking faces in the multisensory cocktail party problem

This study examines how children develop the ability to segregate target talkers from competing faces using audiovisual cues, showing that efficient segregation emerges around age 5-6 with structured gaze strategies.

Aligned representation of visual and tactile motion directions in hMT+/V5 and fronto- parietal regions

The paper shows that hMT+/V5 and fronto-parietal regions encode visual and tactile motion directions using a common external frame of reference, independent of body posture.

Serial dependence generalizes across the senses

The paper investigates serial dependence across vision and audition, showing it transfers between modalities and is influenced by cross-modal attention, with neural evidence from EEG recordings.