Neurodevelopmental disorders are traditionally characterised by a range of associated
cognitive impairments in, for example, sensory processing, facial recognition, visual …

One of the most important tasks for 3D vision is tracking the movement of objects in space.
The ability of early blind individuals to understand motion in the environment from noisy and …

Blind individuals have superior abilities to perform perceptual tasks that rely on
exteroceptive information, since visual deprivation is associated with heightened cross …

Social cognition skills are typically acquired on the basis of visual information (eg, the
observation of gaze, facial expressions, gestures). In light of this, a critical issue is whether …

The human experience is shaped by information from different perceptual channels, but it is
still debated whether and how differential experience influences language use. To address …

Clear evidence demonstrated a supramodal organization of sensory cortices with
multisensory processing occurring even at early stages of information encoding. Within this …

To solve spatial tasks, the human brain asks for support from the visual cortices.
Nonetheless, representing spatial information is not fixed but depends on the reference …

Depth, colour, and thermal images contain practical and actionable information for the blind.
Conveying this information through alternative modalities such as audition creates new …

Motion perception is a fundamental sensory task that plays a critical evolutionary role. In
vision, motion processing is classically described using a motion energy model with …

Anosmia, characterized by the loss of smell, is associated not only with dysfunction in the
peripheral olfactory system but also with changes in several brain regions involved in …