In the multisensory environment, inputs to each sensory modality are rarely independent.
Sounds often follow a visible action or event. Here we present behaviorally relevant …

Age-related changes in auditory and visual perception have an impact on the quality of life. It
has been debated how perceptual organization is influenced by advancing age. From the …

Visual capture and the ventriloquism aftereffect resolve spatial disparities of incongruent
auditory visual (AV) objects by shifting auditory spatial perception to align with vision. Here …

Disappearance phenomena, in which salient visual stimuli do not register consciously, have
been known to occur. Recovery from such phenomena typically occurs through change in …

The auditory system infers the location of sound sources from the processing of different
acoustic cues. These cues change during development and when assistive hearing devices …

One of the most striking demonstrations of experience-dependent plasticity comes from
studies of sensory-deprived individuals (eg, blind or deaf), showing that brain regions …

Despite noisy and discontinuous input, vision is remarkably stable and continuous. Recent
work suggests that such a remarkable feat is enabled by an active stabilization process …

It is well-established that stimulus-specific information in visual working memory (VWM) can
be systematically biased by new perceptual inputs. These memory biases are commonly …

The perception of simultaneity between auditory and visual information is of crucial
importance for maintaining a coordinated representation of a multisensory event. Here we …

Whether two sensory cues interact during perceptual judgements depends not only on their
immediate properties, but also the overall context in which these are encountered. While in …